Berrry is an app store where AI is the developer. Its core purpose is to let users create tiny self-contained web apps with the help of AI and publish the finished product online.
Main capabilities and content: The platform offers 6,000+ online apps to browse, and users can Remix any one of them; they can also create an app from their own description, and officially it is said it can go online within minutes. The platform includes advanced editing, version control, and export features.
How to use it: Users can start by posting on r/BerrryComputer; they can also chat with @BerrryChatBot on Telegram, and officially it is said that an online app can be obtained in about 3.9 minutes; or they can use /skill.md to connect their own agent and publish an online app on Berrry.
Community and example directions: The official page shows several user requests and examples, including a Windows 98 emulator, Windows 2.03 programs, a Ukrainian air raid alert map, an Oric Atmos emulator, a 6502 CPU game console emulator, an app based on the nanobanana api, and a livestock (cattle, sheep) nutritional ratio system for Persian/Iranian regions, among others. The page also has a "Browse by Category" category browsing section and a "Build Your Own App" entry point.
Limitations and information not provided: The available materials do not explain fees, pricing, specific platform support scope, tech stack details, account requirements, or terms of use.
