Building a fully functional multiple AI assistant mobile app might sound complex, but thanks to the latest no-code tools and AI integrations, it’s easier than ever. Whether you’re creating an app to help users with legal advice, medical guidance, financial planning, or even controlling smart home devices, Bravo Studio empowers you to go from idea to App Store-ready in no time. Here’s exactly how we did it:
We kicked things off by generating our app’s UI using Stitch by Google — a free tool that turns prompts into beautiful app screens in seconds. With just a few lines of text, we got a great starting point for our app’s design.
Next, we imported our design into Figma, the ultimate design tool for app prototyping. Here, we polished the layout, tweaked components, and ensured the user flow felt seamless.
Using the Bravo Studio Figma plugin, we tagged all essential elements — like buttons, containers, and web-views — to make our design compatible with Bravo Studio. This step ensures all components are ready for data binding and dynamic content.
We then prototyped the app screens to ensure users could easily navigate between different assistants. A solid user flow is crucial, especially when managing multiple AI experts in a single app.
Next, we set up our AI assistants using OpenAI’s Assistant API. We created four distinct assistants:
✅ Lawyer Assistant — for legal advice
✅ Doctor Assistant — for health insights
✅ Financial Advisor Assistant — for financial planning
✅ IoT Assistant — to help users control their smart home devices
With our assistants ready, we turned to Xano, a no-code backend platform that powers dynamic content and user management.
To keep our app secure, we integrated Kinde authentication using the Bravo Studio Xano snippet. This made it easy for users to log in and access their AI assistants.
Bravo Studio’s Multiple OpenAI Assistants snippet made managing multiple assistants a breeze. Each assistant has its own variable in Xano, ensuring every screen connects to the correct AI helper.
In Bravo Studio’s Data Collections, we created an API request for each assistant. This step allows us to pull each assistant’s unique URL and inject it into the app’s web-view component.
Finally, we bound each assistant screen’s web-view element to its matching data point. This ensures users always get the right AI assistant when they select a category in the app.
With all these steps complete, we had a fully functional multiple AI assistant app — ready to help users navigate everything from legal advice to home automation.
Bravo Studio empowers creators to:
✨ Build dynamic, no-code apps faster
🎨 Import and customize designs directly from Figma
🔌 Connect to any backend, including Xano and Supabase
🚀 Test apps in Bravo Vision and publish to App Stores — no coding required
Stay tuned for our next tutorial, where we’ll show you how to integrate RevenueCat to monetize your app and build a sustainable business.
1. Do I need to know how to code to build this kind of app?
Not at all. This tutorial shows you how to build and launch a fully functional multi-AI assistant app using no-code tools like Stitch, Bravo Studio, and Xano.
2. Can I use my own AI assistants or do I need to use the ones in the tutorial?
You can absolutely create your own AI assistants using OpenAI. The tutorial shows you how to set up your own assistants with custom instructions.
3. What tools do I need to get started?
You’ll need:
4. Can I monetize the app?
Yes! You can integrate RevenueCat into your Bravo app to enable subscriptions or in-app purchases. Stay tuned for our next tutorial covering that step.
5. How many assistants can I add to my app?
As many as you want! Just create multiple assistants in OpenAI, add their IDs to your backend settings in Xano, and bind each one to the appropriate screen in Bravo Studio.
6. Can I publish this app to the App Store and Google Play?
Yes. Bravo Studio makes it easy to publish your app to both iOS and Android stores. Once your design and backend are ready, follow Bravo’s publishing guide to submit your app.
7. Is Stitch by Google free to use?
Yes — Stitch is currently free and lets you generate app UIs in seconds. You can copy them directly into Figma to customize and bring them into Bravo Studio.
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