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Dyad is a free, largely open-source desktop app from Dyad Tech, Inc. that turns a plain-language request into a web app on your own computer, using your own AI model key or a local model, and lets you publish through your own GitHub and Vercel accounts.

Good to know: Before publishing with user data or payments, review sign-in and database access rules, check whether the published app is public by default and keep secrets out of prompts and client code.

Base44 is an AI app builder run by Wix.com Ltd. that turns an idea described in plain language into an app you edit by chat, preview and publish, with built-in hosting, database and sign-in.

Good to know: Before publishing with user data or payments, review sign-in and database access rules, check whether the published app is public by default and keep secrets out of prompts and client code.

Rork is an AI app builder from Rork, Inc. that runs in the browser and turns a plain-language idea into an iPhone (SwiftUI), Android (Kotlin and Compose) or web (Vite and React) app that you preview, test and publish.

Good to know: App Store and Google Play review, a developer account and testing on a real device are your responsibility.

Bolt.new is a browser development tool for creating JavaScript-based websites and applications from chat prompts, inspecting code and previewing results.

Good to know: Before publishing with user data or payments, review sign-in and database access rules, check whether the published app is public by default and keep secrets out of prompts and client code.

Google AI Studio is a browser workspace for experimenting with Gemini prompts and building application prototypes from natural-language instructions.

Good to know: Before publishing with user data or payments, review sign-in and database access rules, check whether the published app is public by default and keep secrets out of prompts and client code.

Lovable is an AI development tool for creating, editing and publishing websites and applications from natural-language descriptions.

Good to know: Before publishing with user data or payments, review sign-in and database access rules, check whether the published app is public by default and keep secrets out of prompts and client code.