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Prompt-based builder for web and mobile apps, formerly known as Create.

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About Anything

Anything (previously Create.xyz) lets you describe an app and have an AI agent build it, including the database, file uploads, sign-in and hosting. It produces both web apps and mobile apps, with a preview on your phone through Expo Go and the option to submit to the App Store and Play Store from the dashboard. The higher tier adds automated testing, where an agent clicks through the app like a user and explains errors in plain language, plus the ability to run several agents in parallel. Projects can be exported as code, and paid plans add private projects, custom domains and removal of the Anything branding. It is pitched at non-technical founders who want a product they can charge for. Pricing starts with a free plan, then monthly tiers sold by credits, with the top tier aimed at heavy daily use. It runs entirely in the browser.

Best for: Non-technical founders who want one tool for both a web app and a store-ready mobile app.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Covers web and mobile from the same project
  • Automated testing agent on the top tier
  • Code export is available

Why people leave

  • Private projects and custom domains need a paid plan
  • Credit usage is hard to predict on big changes
  • Top tier is expensive for occasional builders

Top Anything alternatives

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  1. 1Base44 logo
    Base44

    Similar all-in-one approach with a built-in backend and a cheaper entry plan.

    66.5
  2. 2Rork logo
    Rork

    More specialised for mobile, including fully native SwiftUI apps.

    59.6
  3. 3a0.dev logo
    a0.dev

    Mobile-first builder that also handles payments and App Store listings.

    57.2
  4. 4Lovable logo
    Lovable

    Popular web-first builder with a Supabase backend you can take with you.

    55.6
  5. 5Replit logo
    Replit

    Full cloud IDE with an agent, better once the project needs hands-on coding.

    50.5

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Anything: common questions

Is Anything free?

Anything has a free plan and paid plans.

Is Anything open source?

No, Anything is not open source.

What platforms does Anything run on?

Anything is available for Web.

What are the best alternatives to Anything?

The highest-ranked Anything alternatives right now are Base44, Rork and a0.dev. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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