Bolt
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- Pricing
- Freemium
- Type
- TOOL
- Use case
- Coding
- Interfaces
- Web
- Builder
- @boltdotnew
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About
AI app builder in the browser by StackBlitz — prompt to full-stack app with live preview and deploy
What it does
Bolt is an AI agent that builds websites, apps, prototypes, and slides from a chat prompt, with an option to start from a Figma design or a GitHub import. It pitches automatic model routing and built-in hosting, databases, and authentication so projects can go live without separate tooling accounts.
Stated on the product site
- Agent tiers
- Offers a Standard agent available to all users and a separate Max agent limited to Pro subscribers
- Import options
- New projects can be started from a prompt or imported from Figma or GitHub
- Backend infrastructure
- Bundles hosting, databases, and other backend infrastructure directly into the product under the name Bolt Cloud
- Hosting features
- Hosting comes with analytics and support for custom domains
- Free access
- Can be tried and used to start building without payment
Not stated on the site
- Pricing tiers and what separates the Pro plan from free access are not shown on this page.
- The specific underlying models Bolt routes between are not named.
- Supported platforms or interfaces beyond the web builder are not described.
Written from the product site at bolt.new.
What it can do
Generate full-stack application from natural language prompt
Text prompt describing desired application → Complete full-stack web application code
Provide live preview of generated application
Generated application code → Interactive preview of running application
Deploy application to production
Built application code → Live deployed web application with URL
Edit and modify existing application code
Code changes and modifications → Updated application with changes applied
Build application in browser environment
Application source code → Compiled and bundled application ready for deployment
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