AI App Builder

The 28 AI App Builder tools on HokAI, compared on capability, pricing and compliance. Independently verified.

What is in AI App Builder

HokAI tracks 28 active tools in AI App Builder. 26 of them (93%) publish a free tier you can test before paying. The audience most often named across these listings is small business owners, followed by product managers.

AI App Builder — Tools

  • 10Web — AI-powered WordPress website builder that generates production-ready sites from text prompts in 10 minutes with coordinated AI agents managing post-launch optimization, starting $10/month.
  • Adalo — Visual AI-powered no-code app builder for native iOS, Android, and web apps
  • Blink — Full-stack AI app builder that deploys SaaS, dashboards, and mobile apps from plain English prompts. Free tier includes 10 credits/month.
  • Bolt.new — Bolt.new turns text prompts into full-stack web apps in your browser, with a free 1M-token monthly plan and Pro from $25/month.
  • Bubble — Build web & mobile apps with the only no-code AI app builder
  • Builder.io — AI product development platform that converts Figma designs and prompts into production-ready code
  • Chattee — AI app builder that turns plain-English prompts into a working full-stack web app, generating the frontend, backend, database, and login system automatically.
  • Durable — AI business builder that launches websites, customer management, and invoicing in 30 seconds
  • Fenado AI — Fenado AI is a chat-driven no-code builder that generates native iOS, Android, and web apps, built by former Inshorts leadership with $2M in seed funding.
  • Figma — Collaborative design platform used by 13M+ monthly users, now with AI-native Motion, Make, and Code Layers for turning prompts into working prototypes.
  • FitClips — FitClips lets fitness trainers turn Instagram/TikTok followers into $9-$99/month subscribers with AI workout plans and Stripe payouts.
  • Framer — Design and publish stunning websites without code
  • GigaCatalyst — Embedded AI builder for B2B SaaS that lets non-technical users create dashboards and workflow apps without engineers. Vendor reports a 31% higher deal win rate for early customers.
  • Google Labs Playground — Google Labs experiment that turns text prompts into playable browser games, open to US adults and bundled into Google AI plans.
  • Google Opal — Google Labs' free no-code app builder that turns plain-English prompts into shareable AI mini-apps built on Gemini, expanding worldwide in 2026.
  • Google Stitch — Google Labs' free AI tool that turns prompts, sketches, or voice into 5 linked UI screens, exporting to Figma or code.
  • Lovable — Build something lovable. Create apps and websites by chatting with AI.
  • MarsX — MarsX is a free AI-powered no-code and low-code platform with thousands of reusable Micro-Apps that reduces development time by 90% for building web and mobile apps.
  • Mixo — Launch a lead-generating website in 60 seconds with AI
  • OutSystems — Enterprise low-code platform with 200+ integrations and an Agent Workbench for agentic AI. Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader 9 years running, used by 1,500+ enterprises. Developer Cloud pricing is now fully custom-quoted.
  • Playabl — AI game builder from a Y Combinator Spring 2026 team, out of beta since September 2026 with a paid Pro tier and trial, a two-games-a-day free cap and ad revenue share for creators.
  • Replit — Cloud coding environment where you describe an app in plain English and AI builds and deploys it.
  • Shakespeare — Open-source AI website builder. Create with any AI model, export projects, pay for tokens. Launched July 2025, free beta, no subscriptions.
  • Shipixen — AI Next.js website builder generates production-ready code owned forever with 63+ themes deployed to Vercel or GitHub in minutes.
  • Softr — Build business software with AI, no code required
  • WeWeb — No-code Vue.js frontend builder used by 60,000+ monthly users. AI generates a working app from a single prompt in minutes, with full code export and direct backend connections.
  • Whacka — AI app builder that turns a plain-language chat into a working app, with a database, sign-in and payments built in, plus native Android and iOS apps on Pro.
  • v0 — AI-powered full-stack app builder that turns natural language prompts into production-ready code

AI App Builder pricing at a glance

Paid plans in AI App Builder start at $10 per month, and the highest published ceiling reaching $220,000. Figures cover the 1 of 28 listings that publish a price; the rest quote on request or bundle the tool into a wider plan. If budget is the constraint, 26 listings offer a free tier.

Where these tools run

Across the 28 AI App Builder listings, 28 run in the browser, 4 ship a Windows build, 4 ship a macOS build, 6 offer a mobile app. Check platform support before shortlisting — it is the constraint most often discovered late.

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Frequently asked questions

How many tools are there in AI App Builder?

HokAI currently lists 28 active entries in AI App Builder. Each is verified against the vendor's own pages and re-checked as those pages change, so the count moves as the category does.

Which tools are listed under AI App Builder?

10Web, Adalo, Blink, Bolt.new and Bubble, among the 28 entries in this section. Each links through to a full profile covering what it does, how it is priced where that is published, and how it compares with the alternatives in the same category.

Are there free AI App Builder options?

Yes — 26 of the 28 listings in AI App Builder publish a free tier. Free tiers here usually cap usage volume or hold back the higher-end features rather than expiring, so they suit evaluation before committing.

How much do AI App Builder tools cost?

Published paid plans start at $10 per month, with the highest published ceiling at $220,000. That covers the 1 of 28 listings that publish a price — the remainder quote on request or fold the tool into a broader contract.

Do AI App Builder tools work on mobile?

6 of the 28 listings in AI App Builder offer an iOS or Android app; 28 run in the browser, which in practice covers mobile through a responsive interface even without a native app.