Meta has expanded access to Pocket, its experimental AI-powered app for building and sharing small interactive games, to users across the United States. The app first appeared in a limited test in Brazil before reaching a wider audience.
With Pocket, people can create simple games through text prompts. The app turns those ideas into interactive "gizmos" that respond to touch and phone movement, include sound effects, and can even incorporate music clips. Users can also draw from their camera roll or camera to shape the experience.
Once published, these creations appear in a scrollable feed where others can save, repost, or remix them into new versions. That social layer places Pocket at the intersection of AI creation, mobile play, and community-driven content.
The launch fits into Meta's broader strategy of making generative tools easier to use and faster to release. The company has also introduced other standalone apps and AI features in recent months, reflecting a growing focus on lightweight, experimental products built with AI-assisted development.
As more people gain access to tools like Pocket, the future of mobile creativity may become more interactive, collaborative, and instantly shareable.
