Replit
FreemiumReplit is a browser-based development platform where an agent builds apps and websites from a plain-language description. You start with a prompt or the design canvas, then edit the generated code in a cloud IDE. The Agent writes full-stack code, and Replit provides authentication, a database, object storage, hosting, and monitoring without separate setup. More than 100 integrations connect services such as Stripe, OpenAI, and Google Workspace, and projects publish to a public URL. The free Starter plan includes daily Agent credits and one published app; Core adds fuller builds, more storage, and removes the Replit badge.
Key features
- Prompt-to-app Agent with full-stack code generation
- Built-in authentication, database, object storage, hosting, and monitoring
- Design canvas and cloud IDE for manual edits
- 100+ integrations including Stripe, OpenAI, and Google Workspace
- One-click publishing to a public URL
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