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Google AI Studio lets users build a capital city quiz with Gemini 1.5 Flash

The author used Google AI Studio’s Build feature, which runs on the free‑tier Gemini 1.5 Flash model, to create a web‑based capital‑city quiz for a child who loves geography. First they clarified the app requirements in a chat session, wrote a prompt, and then copied that prompt into the Build interface to generate the app.

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Teach geography with Google AI Studio Build

Creates a web quiz app using Gemini 1.5 Flash.

Who for
marketers
Cost
free
Effort
minutes
Already included in
free tier

Use it for

  • Teach geography
  • Engage customers
  • Test knowledge

How to set it up · From the article

  1. Clarify app requirements and write a prompt in chat
  2. Copy the prompt into the Build interface
  3. Run Build to generate the web quiz app

Watch out Only on free tier, limited to Gemini 1.5 Flash

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Key points from the news

  • Google AI Studio Build uses Gemini 1.5 Flash on the free tier
  • The author created a capital‑city quiz in 4 minutes 1 second
  • Vibe coding lets non‑developers prototype apps by chatting

The build process took about 4 minutes 1 second, after which the author made several revisions, such as fixing the South Africa capital question (the country has three capitals). The final app, titled “World Capital Master,” runs on a single screen and can be shared with friends. The experience demonstrates how Google’s low‑code “vibe coding” approach lets non‑developers quickly prototype educational tools.

The piece also notes the new “Springin” entry in the author’s programming history, listing Scratch and Google AI Studio Build as recent tools.

Full story from note.com · by Lily · via Search: GoogleOpen source ↗

Let's Start Fun Vibe Coding

note.com · 18 October 2026

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