AI Vibe Coding Added to Client App Builder in Labs

TL;DR

HighLevel added AI natural language prompts and click-to-edit tools to the Client App Builder in Labs. Turn it on in Labs if you want to test building portals tied to native assets.

Who this affects

HighLevel has not confirmed which subscription plans or sub-account types receive this feature. Administrators with access to Labs settings can currently evaluate it.

What changed

• Added Vibe Coding to the Client App Builder, allowing users to build custom Client Portals with natural language AI prompts.
• Added visual editing controls where users click elements directly in the preview to direct AI changes.
• Added native connections to courses, communities, shared files, appointments, and member accounts without external integrations.
• Added support for attaching up to 10 custom domains to a portal.
• Added builder options to switch between Light, Dark, and System themes.
• HighLevel has not confirmed rollout timelines, plan gating, or if this replaces existing portal builders.

Where to find it

Inside your account, go to Labs and look for Client App Builder. Enable the toggle to access the tool.

How agencies will use this

An operator opens the Client App Builder in Labs and submits a natural language prompt outlining the layout of a new client hub.

They review the generated preview, click an element to prompt the AI for adjustments, and set the interface appearance to Light, Dark, or System mode.

Within the same builder, the operator attaches the client's native HighLevel appointments, courses, communities, shared files, and member accounts without setting up third-party webhooks or external integrations.

Before launching, the agency maps up to 10 custom domains to give clients direct access to the portal under their own branding.

Our take

This is a major feature addition, but it remains in Labs. HighLevel has not published details on plan restrictions or future usage limits. Native links to appointments, files, communities, and courses are useful, but test the builder thoroughly before using it for live client deliverables.