# Vibely compared to other AI app builders

Vibely builds full-stack web apps and native mobile apps (React Native + Expo)
from a prompt, with Supabase for database and auth and two-way GitHub sync
(both on Pro and Business), and one-click deploy on every plan. The code is real React and TypeScript you can export.

Last updated: 2026-10-20

## How to read this

Every row below describes someone else's product as well as ours. Where a
competitor is at parity, the table says so; where it is ahead, the table says
that too. Each comparison lists the competitor's own pages as the source for
its column, so any claim here can be checked against the vendor rather than
taken on our word.

## Vibely vs Lovable

Vibely is the Lovable alternative that builds web apps and native mobile apps from one prompt — with Supabase, auth, GitHub sync, and one-click deploy.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/lovable

Verified: 2026-10-20

### The short answer

Vibely and Lovable both build full-stack web apps, sync two ways with GitHub, and sell credit-based Pro and Business plans, so for a web-only project either will do. The differences are mobile and the backend: Vibely builds a native React Native + Expo app from the same project, on every plan, while Lovable is web only; and Lovable’s built-in Lovable Cloud backend is on by default, while Vibely works on your own Supabase project. Pick Lovable for a fast, polished web prototype; pick Vibely when one project has to ship web and native mobile together. Lovable holds SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certification; Vibely holds neither.

### What Vibely adds that Lovable does not

- **Native mobile apps, same conversation** — Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps alongside the web app, from the same prompt and the same project, on every plan. Lovable is web-only, so mobile means starting over in another tool.
- **Web and mobile in one project** — One idea produces a web app and a mobile build — sharing the same database, auth, and content rather than two disconnected products.
- **You own everything either way** — Like Lovable, every line Vibely generates is real React and TypeScript you can read, edit, sync to GitHub, and take with you. No lock-in on either side.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | Lovable |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | One project that ships web and native mobile together | Fast, polished web prototypes |
| Full-stack web apps | Yes | Yes |
| Database | Connect your own Supabase in a click; schema and RLS generated (Pro and Business) | Built-in Lovable Cloud by default; your own Supabase as an option for new projects |
| Authentication | Supabase auth generated with the app (Pro and Business) | Built into Lovable Cloud, or Supabase auth |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo on every plan; store publishing on Pro and Business | Web only |
| GitHub sync | Two-way sync with a repo you own, on every plan | Two-way sync, on every plan |
| Deploy | One-click publish; custom domains on Pro and Business | Publish from the editor; custom domains on paid plans |
| Code ownership | Full export, real React + TypeScript | GitHub sync on every plan; codebase download on paid plans |
| Team collaboration | Shared projects, roles, shared credits | User roles on Pro; SSO and role-based access on Business |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects | Yes — 5 build credits a day, up to 30 a month |
| Paid pricing | Pro from $25/mo, Business from $50/mo for 100 credits a month, scaling to 800; yearly is two months free | Pro $25/mo for 100 credits ($21/mo yearly); Business $50/mo for 100 credits ($42/mo yearly) |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | Priority support on Business and Enterprise |
| Compliance & data transfers | GDPR Article 28 Data Processing Agreement published at /dpa, applying without signature; no SOC 2 report and no ISO 27001 certificate, and no audit against either is under way | SOC 2 Type I & Type II and ISO 27001:2022 certified; public DPA at lovable.dev/data-processing-agreement |

### Moving off Lovable

Lovable syncs to GitHub and produces a standard React codebase, so the project is portable to anything that works from a repository — a code editor such as Cursor will pick it up directly.

Vibely is not one of those. Vibely does not import a project built on another platform, so moving a Lovable app across means rebuilding it here rather than transferring it. Worth knowing before you start, not after.

The switch also does not have to be all-or-nothing. Plenty of people keep shipping the Lovable web app exactly as it is and use Vibely to build the native mobile version alongside it. Whatever you build in Vibely is real React and TypeScript, and you can connect that project to a GitHub repository and keep the two in sync.


### Questions about Lovable

**What makes Vibely a good alternative to Lovable?**

Both build full-stack web apps and sync the code to GitHub. Vibely adds native mobile apps (React Native + Expo, on every plan) — so one project can ship a web app and a mobile app instead of just the web app.

**Can I build mobile apps with Vibely?**

Yes, on every plan, including Free; publishing to the App Store and Google Play is on Pro and Business. Vibely generates React Native + Expo apps from the same prompt-driven workflow as web apps, sharing the same database and auth. Lovable is web-only, so a mobile version means rebuilding elsewhere.

**Do I own the code Vibely generates?**

Yes, completely. Vibely generates real React and TypeScript you can read, edit, sync to GitHub, and host anywhere. This matches Lovable — neither tool locks your code in.

**Does Vibely use Supabase like Lovable?**

Vibely does, on Pro and Business: each project connects to your own Supabase project for the database and auth, with tables and access policies generated from what your app needs. Lovable’s default is different. Its built-in Lovable Cloud backend is on by default, and your own Supabase is an option you choose when you start a new project.

**How much does Lovable cost, and how does Vibely compare?**

Lovable’s Pro plan is $25 a month for 100 credits ($21 a month billed yearly) and Business is $50 a month for 100 credits, according to Lovable’s subscription plans page on 20 October 2026. Lovable’s Free plan gives 5 build credits a day, up to 30 a month. Vibely is also credit-based, and the table above shows its current prices from the same source as the pricing page. The difference is what the plans include: Vibely builds native iOS and Android apps on every plan, including Free, with store publishing on Pro, while Lovable is web only. Custom domains are on paid plans with both.

**Can I migrate an existing Lovable project to Vibely?**

Not directly — Vibely does not import a codebase built on another platform. You rebuild the app in Vibely by describing what it does, and from there you can connect it to a GitHub repository and keep the two in sync. Many people keep the Lovable web app live and use Vibely to add the native mobile version alongside it.

### Sources for the Lovable column

- [Lovable subscription plans](https://docs.lovable.dev/introduction/subscription-plans)
- [Lovable plans and credits](https://docs.lovable.dev/introduction/plans-and-credits)
- [Lovable Cloud](https://docs.lovable.dev/integrations/cloud)
- [Lovable GitHub integration](https://docs.lovable.dev/integrations/github)
- [Lovable custom domains](https://docs.lovable.dev/features/custom-domain)
- [Lovable pricing](https://lovable.dev/pricing)
- [Lovable security & compliance](https://lovable.dev/security)
- [Lovable Data Processing Agreement](https://lovable.dev/data-processing-agreement)
- [Lovable: native mobile app vs web app](https://lovable.dev/guides/native-mobile-app-vs-web-app)


## Vibely vs Bolt.new

Vibely is the Bolt.new alternative that generates the Supabase database and auth with the app, publishes in one click, and keeps web and native mobile in one workspace.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/bolt

Verified: 2026-09-27

### The short answer

Bolt.new has the fastest prompt-to-running-app loop, with its own built-in Bolt Database and authentication and publishing to a live site. Bolt also builds Expo mobile apps, run in its in-browser WebContainers environment, and documents publishing them to TestFlight, the App Store and Google Play. The difference is where the backend lives: Vibely connects your own Supabase project in a click and generates the schema, row-level security and auth in it, syncs two ways with GitHub, and builds the web app and a native React Native + Expo app in one workspace, both sharing that Supabase project. Pick Bolt for the quickest path to a running app; pick Vibely when you want the database and auth in a Supabase project you own.

### Where Vibely differs from Bolt.new

- **A backend in your own Supabase project** — Bolt.new keeps data in its built-in Bolt Database. Connect your own Supabase project to Vibely and the agent generates the schema, the access policies, and the data layer there, alongside the UI — portable Postgres you keep.
- **Authentication the agent writes for you** — Ask for sign-in and Vibely generates Supabase auth — email, OAuth, magic links — in your own Supabase project, wired into the app it just built.
- **Web and mobile sharing one backend** — Both tools build Expo mobile apps. In Vibely, the web app and the native app live in one workspace and, on Pro and Business, share your own Supabase project, so one database and one auth setup serve both.
- **Projects that keep their history** — Every Vibely project is saved to your account with checkpoints you can restore, so you can return to any build, roll back a bad turn, share it with your team, or push it to GitHub at any time.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | Bolt.new |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | Full-stack apps with a real backend from the first prompt | The fastest prompt-to-running-app loop |
| Backend / database | Connect your own Supabase in a click; schema and RLS generated (Pro and Business) | Built-in Bolt Database, managed by Bolt |
| Authentication | Supabase auth generated with the app (Pro and Business) | Built-in authentication management in Bolt Database |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo in the same workspace as the web app, on every plan; sharing your Supabase project and publishing to the stores on Pro and Business | Expo mobile apps, built in its in-browser WebContainers; publishing to TestFlight, the App Store and Google Play documented |
| GitHub sync | Two-way sync with a repo you own, on every plan | Export to GitHub available |
| Deploy | One-click publish; custom domains on Pro and Business | Publishes to a live site from Bolt |
| Team collaboration | Shared workspaces, four roles, shared credits (Business) | Team plans available |
| Image generation | Built-in AI image gen | Not in its published feature set |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects | Yes, credit-limited |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | Community and documentation; paid tiers add support |
| Compliance & data transfers | GDPR Article 28 Data Processing Agreement published at /dpa, applying without signature; no SOC 2 report and no ISO 27001 certificate, and no audit against either is under way | No public GDPR, SOC 2, or HIPAA compliance for Bolt.new itself; StackBlitz Enterprise adds SSO and compliance support separately |

### Questions about Bolt.new

**What makes Vibely a better alternative to Bolt.new?**

Bolt.new is excellent at getting a running app quickly, with its own built-in database. Vibely puts the backend in your own Supabase project: connect it and the agent generates the database and auth there, the web app and a native mobile app share that one backend, and it publishes the result to a live URL.

**How does Vibely handle the database?**

Connect Supabase to a project in a click and the agent takes it from there — tables, row-level security, and data access patterns generated from what your app actually needs. You can also point the app at your own database or API instead.

**Can both Vibely and Bolt build mobile apps?**

Yes. Bolt.new builds mobile apps with Expo and documents publishing them to TestFlight, the App Store and Google Play. Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps on every plan; the difference is that the web app and the mobile app sit in one Vibely workspace and, on Pro and Business, share your own Supabase project, so there is one database and one auth setup behind both.

**Is Vibely better for production apps than Bolt?**

Both can take an app to production. Vibely's case is ownership: the database and auth live in your own Supabase project, the code syncs two ways with GitHub, and projects keep restorable checkpoints, with custom domains on paid plans. Both generate real, exportable code you own.

**How does the pricing of Vibely compare to Bolt.new?**

Both offer free tiers. Vibely's free plan has unlimited projects, Pro and Business are priced by the credits you choose, and credits are charged against measured model spend rather than a flat per-message fee; current prices are on the pricing page. Check the pricing page for current limits.

### Sources for the Bolt.new column

- [Bolt.new pricing](https://bolt.new/#pricing)
- [Bolt documentation](https://support.bolt.new/)
- [Bolt: mobile apps with Expo](https://support.bolt.new/integrations/expo)
- [Bolt Database](https://support.bolt.new/cloud/database)
- [StackBlitz Enterprise (SSO & compliance)](https://stackblitz.com/enterprise)


## Vibely vs Replit

Vibely is the Replit alternative purpose-built for AI-first app generation with zero setup and one-click deploy.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/replit

Verified: 2026-09-27

### The short answer

Replit is a cloud IDE with an AI agent — the right choice if you want to see and edit the code in a full development environment, with built-in Postgres and multiplayer coding. Vibely is AI-first: describe an app and get a deployable product with no environment setup, a live preview while the agent is still writing, and a Supabase schema and RLS generated for you. Both build native mobile apps with Expo; Vibely keeps the web app and the native app in one workspace sharing your own Supabase project. Replit holds a SOC 2 Type II attestation; Vibely does not.

### Why developers choose Vibely over Replit

- **Zero environment setup** — Vibely manages the sandbox for you. No Node version conflicts, no missing packages, no .env file hunting. Your first message gets a live preview URL as soon as the sandbox boots.
- **Purpose-built for AI generation** — Replit layered AI onto an IDE. Vibely was designed from the ground up for prompt-to-app generation — the agent loop, toolset, and UX all serve that single goal.
- **Web and mobile sharing one backend** — Replit Agent builds native iOS apps with Expo and walks you through App Store submission. Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps too, on every plan, in the same workspace as the web app, and on Pro and Business both share your own Supabase project: one database and one auth setup.
- **Complete deploy pipeline** — One-click publish to a live URL on every plan, with custom domains from Pro. No switching to a different host — Vibely handles the full path from prompt to published.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | Replit |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | Describing an app and getting a deployable product | Seeing and editing the code in a full cloud IDE |
| Primary purpose | AI-first app generation | Cloud IDE + AI agent |
| Setup required | None — describe and build | Managed environment, configurable per project |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo in the same workspace as the web app, on every plan; sharing your Supabase project and publishing to the stores on Pro and Business | Native iOS apps via Replit Agent and Expo, with guided App Store submission |
| Live preview | Live preview while the agent is still writing | Available with manual run |
| Database | Connect your own Supabase in a click; schema and RLS generated (Pro and Business) | Built-in Postgres and key-value store |
| Deploy | One-click publish; custom domains on Pro and Business | Replit hosting or manual deploy |
| Code ownership | Full export, real React + TypeScript | Full Git access and download |
| GitHub sync | Two-way sync with a repo you own, on every plan | GitHub import/export |
| Team collaboration | Shared workspaces + roles | Multiplayer coding available |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects | Yes, limited compute |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | Community forums and documentation; paid tiers add support |
| Compliance & data transfers | GDPR Article 28 Data Processing Agreement published at /dpa, applying without signature; no SOC 2 report and no ISO 27001 certificate, and no audit against either is under way | SOC 2 Type II attestation; DPA covers GDPR via Standard Contractual Clauses; EU region selection on Enterprise |

### Questions about Replit

**Is Vibely a good alternative to Replit?**

Yes, especially if you want to build apps through AI conversation rather than writing code in an editor. Vibely is designed from the ground up for AI-first app generation — you describe what you want and Vibely builds the full application.

**What is the main difference between Vibely and Replit?**

Replit started as a cloud code editor and added AI features. Vibely started as an AI app generator and added code editing. If your goal is to ship an app fast without writing code, Vibely is purpose-built for that workflow.

**Can Vibely do everything Replit Agent does?**

Vibely focuses on web and mobile app generation specifically. For general-purpose scripting or running arbitrary code experiments, Replit remains a strong choice. For shipping a product to real users, Vibely provides a more complete pipeline.

**Do I need to configure an environment in Vibely?**

No. Vibely runs your app in a per-project managed sandbox. There is no package installation, no environment variable headache, and no "works on my machine" problem — your preview URL is live as soon as that sandbox boots.

**How does Vibely pricing compare to Replit?**

Both have free tiers. Vibely is credit-based, with a free plan and paid Pro and Business plans; App Store and Google Play publishing, custom domains and team roles start on Pro, and current prices are on the pricing page. Credits track model spend — the sandbox itself is not billed by the compute hour.

### Sources for the Replit column

- [Replit pricing](https://replit.com/pricing)
- [Replit documentation](https://docs.replit.com/)
- [Replit mobile apps](https://replit.com/mobile-apps)
- [Replit Data Processing Agreement](https://replit.com/dpa)
- [Replit publishing geography (EU region)](https://docs.replit.com/features/publishing/publishing-geography)


## Vibely vs Base44

Vibely is the Base44 alternative that adds native mobile apps, two-way GitHub sync, and full code export to your AI-generated app.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/base44

Verified: 2026-09-27

### The short answer

Base44 is a Wix-owned, web-first prompt-to-app builder with its backend, auth and hosting built into the platform. Vibely connects your own Supabase project — portable Postgres you keep — generates auth with the app, syncs two ways with GitHub, and builds native iOS and Android apps with React Native + Expo on every plan. Pick Base44 if you are happy inside the Wix ecosystem; pick Vibely for code and data you can take with you. Vibely cannot import a Base44 project, so moving means a rebuild.

### What Vibely adds that Base44 does not

- **Credits that track real work** — Vibely bills credits against measured model spend, so a turn is charged what it actually cost — and a build turn that runs no tools and changes nothing is not charged at all. Business workspaces share one credit pool and admins can cap each member's monthly spend. Every plan, including Free, gets daily credits; current prices are on the pricing page.
- **Edits, not regenerations** — Every message in Vibely is a targeted edit to the files that need to change, not a fresh generation of the whole app, and context carries across the conversation instead of resetting with each prompt. Checkpoints let you restore any earlier state if a turn goes the wrong way.
- **Own your backend, not locked to one platform** — Base44 is a Wix-owned, web-first prompt-to-app builder. Vibely generates standard React and TypeScript you can export in full and sync two-way with GitHub at any time — so the project is portable from the first message, not just at export.
- **Ship native iOS and Android from the same project** — On every plan, Vibely builds React Native + Expo mobile apps alongside the web app in the same conversation; on Pro and Business they share one database and one auth setup. Base44 is a web-first tool with no native mobile output in its published feature set.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | Base44 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | Full-stack apps with a real backend, mobile, and code you own | Wix-owned, web-first prompt-to-app builder |
| Database | Connect your own Supabase — portable Postgres you keep (Pro and Business) | Backend built into the platform |
| Authentication | Supabase auth generated with the app (Pro and Business) | Built-in auth as part of the platform |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo on every plan — native iOS + Android; store publishing on Pro and Business | Web-first; no native mobile output documented |
| GitHub sync | Two-way sync with a repo you own, on every plan | Workflow centered inside the Base44 editor |
| Deploy | One-click publish; custom domains on Pro and Business | Hosted through Wix |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects | Credit-based free tier |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | Wix-backed support channels |

### Moving off Base44

The Wix acquisition folded Base44 into a much larger platform, which is exactly the moment some builders start asking what happens if they need to move a project elsewhere later.

Vibely does not import a project built on another platform. There is no path that takes a Base44 export and turns it into a running Vibely app, so plan the move as a rebuild rather than a transfer.

What works is to keep what already ships live on Base44, and rebuild the version you actually plan to grow in Vibely — describing what the app does rather than porting it file by file. From the first message the output is real React and TypeScript, and you can connect that Vibely project to a GitHub repository and keep the two in sync from there.


### Questions about Base44

**What makes Vibely a good alternative to Base44?**

Base44 is a web-first prompt-to-app builder now owned by Wix. Vibely adds a portable database (your own Supabase project), generated authentication, native mobile apps on every plan (React Native + Expo), and two-way GitHub sync — so the same project ships as a web app and a mobile app, and the code is yours to take elsewhere at any point, not just at export.

**Can Base44 build native mobile apps?**

Base44 is a web-first tool and does not publish a native mobile output. Vibely builds native iOS and Android apps with React Native and Expo from the same prompt-driven conversation as the web app, on every plan, and on Pro and Business they share one database and one auth setup.

**Does switching from Base44 mean rebuilding from scratch?**

Yes. Vibely does not import an app built on another platform — a Base44 export cannot be brought in and run as-is. You build the app in Vibely, and from there you can connect it to a GitHub repository and keep the two in sync, so you own the code from the first commit. The usual path is to keep your Base44 app live while you rebuild the version you plan to grow in Vibely.

**How does Vibely handle credit spend during a long debugging session?**

Credits track measured model spend, so a heavy turn costs more than a light one and a long session does add up. What Vibely does do: a build turn that runs no tools and changes nothing is not billed, a long-running message pauses to ask before it carries on, and Business admins can cap each member's monthly credits. Plans are Free, Pro and Business, with a shared pool on Business — see the pricing page for current prices and credits.

**Is Vibely better for production apps than Base44?**

For teams that need a real backend, native mobile output, and a codebase they can move at any time, Vibely has an edge: portable Postgres via your own Supabase project, generated auth, two-way GitHub sync, custom domains on paid plans, and publishing that does not require staying inside one platform.

### Sources for the Base44 column

- [Base44 website](https://base44.com)


## Vibely vs Emergent

Vibely is the Emergent alternative that keeps web and native mobile in one workspace on your own Supabase project, with one-click publish and custom domains on paid plans.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/emergent

Verified: 2026-09-27

### The short answer

Emergent is built for fast agentic first builds, deploys with custom domains, and on its paid plans also builds Expo/React Native mobile apps. The difference is where the backend lives: Vibely connects your own Supabase project in a click and generates the schema, row-level security and auth in it, syncs two ways with GitHub, and builds the web app and a native React Native + Expo app in one workspace sharing that Supabase project. Pick Emergent for fast agentic first builds; pick Vibely when you want the database and auth in a Supabase project you own.

### Where Vibely differs from Emergent

- **Web and mobile sharing one backend** — Both tools build Expo/React Native mobile apps, Emergent on its paid plans and Vibely on every plan. In Vibely, the web app and the mobile app come from the same conversation and, on Pro and Business, share your own Supabase project, so one database and one auth setup serve both.
- **Database and auth the agent writes** — Connect Supabase to a project in a click and the agent generates the tables, the RLS policies, and the auth flows your app actually needs — no schema design by hand.
- **Team roles and a shared credit pool** — Team roles come with Pro; shared workspaces and a shared credit pool come with Business, so a team builds from one workspace instead of separate accounts.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | Emergent |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | One project from build through deploy, with opt-in error monitoring after launch | Fast first builds |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo in the same workspace as the web app, on every plan; sharing your Supabase project and publishing to the stores on Pro and Business | Expo/React Native on paid plans |
| Database | Connect your own Supabase in a click; schema and RLS generated (Pro and Business) | MongoDB in its fixed tech stack |
| Authentication | Supabase auth generated with the app (Pro and Business) | Generated by the agent (e.g. JWT auth in its FastAPI backend) |
| GitHub sync | Two-way sync + branch picker, on every plan | Export supported |
| Custom domains | Included on Pro and Business | Supported on deployments, with SSL |
| Team collaboration | Shared workspaces, four roles, shared credits (Business) | Sharing, without documented roles |
| Template library | 8 starter templates | Not a documented feature |
| Image generation | Built-in AI image gen | Not in its published feature set |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects | Yes, limited builds |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | Community and documentation |
| Compliance & data transfers | GDPR Article 28 Data Processing Agreement published at /dpa, applying without signature; no SOC 2 report and no ISO 27001 certificate, and no audit against either is under way | Hosted in SOC 2/ISO 27001-certified data centers; DPA available on Business/Enterprise plans; GDPR and UK GDPR referenced in its privacy notice |

### Questions about Emergent

**Why would I choose Vibely over Emergent?**

Vibely covers more of the path to a shipped product: starter templates to begin from and, on Pro and Business, generated database and auth through your own Supabase project, with a web app and a native React Native + Expo app sharing that one backend.

**Can both Vibely and Emergent build mobile apps?**

Yes. Emergent builds Expo/React Native apps on its paid plans; Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps on every plan, including Free. In Vibely the web app and its mobile counterpart come from the same conversation and, on Pro and Business, share your own Supabase project.

**Is Vibely's backend more complete than Emergent's?**

Both agents write the backend for you. The difference is where it lives: Emergent builds on its own fixed stack (MongoDB per its docs), while Vibely generates the table structure, the RLS policies and the auth in your own Supabase project, which you keep and can use outside Vibely.

**Can I export my Vibely project to my own infrastructure?**

Yes. All Vibely projects export real React (web) or React Native (mobile) code — a standard Vite or Expo project with no Vibely runtime in it. You own it completely and can deploy it anywhere: Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, or your own servers.

### Sources for the Emergent column

- [Emergent pricing](https://app.emergent.sh/pricing)
- [Emergent site](https://emergent.sh/)
- [Emergent mobile app development](https://help.emergent.sh/mobile-app-development)
- [Emergent custom domains](https://help.emergent.sh/custom-domains)
- [Emergent privacy policy](https://app.emergent.sh/privacy-policy)


## Vibely vs Macaly

Vibely is the Macaly alternative that builds web apps and native mobile apps from one prompt — with Supabase, auth, GitHub sync, and code you fully own.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/macaly

Verified: 2026-09-27

### The short answer

Macaly builds fast websites and simple web apps for founders and small businesses, with a built-in database and sign-ins, free hosting on macaly.app, and extras such as building over WhatsApp. Vibely also builds full-stack web apps, and adds native React Native + Expo apps on every plan, plus code you fully own — real React and TypeScript with GitHub sync, where Macaly apps stay on Macaly-managed hosting with no disclosed code export. Pick Macaly for a quick hosted site; pick Vibely for a product you plan to own and extend.

### What Vibely adds that Macaly does not

- **Native mobile apps, same conversation** — On every plan, Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps alongside the web app, from the same prompt and the same project. Macaly is built for websites and web apps, with no native mobile output.
- **Code you own, not a hosted site** — Vibely generates real React and TypeScript you can read, edit, sync to GitHub, and take anywhere. Macaly apps run on Macaly-managed hosting and a macaly.app domain unless you connect a custom one — the project itself stays on their platform.
- **One database and auth setup, shared everywhere** — Connect Supabase to a Vibely project and the agent generates the database and auth around it, and that same setup carries over to the mobile build. Macaly’s built-in database covers forms, orders, bookings, and sign-ins for the web app only.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | Macaly |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | One project that ships web and native mobile together | Fast websites and simple web apps for founders and small businesses |
| Full-stack web apps | Yes | Yes |
| Database | Connect your own Supabase in a click; schema and RLS generated (Pro and Business) | Built-in, for forms/orders/bookings/sign-ins |
| Authentication | Supabase auth generated with the app (Pro and Business) | Built-in user sign-ins |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo on every plan; store publishing on Pro and Business | Not offered |
| Code ownership | Full export, real React + TypeScript; GitHub sync on every plan | Hosted on Macaly; no code export or GitHub sync disclosed |
| Hosting | One-click publish on every plan; custom domains on Pro and Business | Free on macaly.app, or connect a custom domain |
| Distinct features | Built-in image generation, native mobile | Build via WhatsApp, voice input, web-scrape-to-site |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects | Yes — 3M credits/month, 1GB traffic and database |
| Paid pricing | Pro from $25/mo, Business from $50/mo for 100 credits a month, scaling to 800; yearly is two months free | Pro $25/mo, Agency $350/mo (5 client workspaces) |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | Community support on Free; email support + MCP access on Pro; priority Slack on Agency |

### Questions about Macaly

**What makes Vibely a good alternative to Macaly?**

Both build full-stack web apps with a database and auth included. Vibely adds native mobile apps (React Native + Expo, on every plan) and generates code you fully own and can sync to GitHub — Macaly apps run on Macaly-managed hosting, and code export or GitHub sync are not part of its published feature set.

**Can I build mobile apps with Vibely?**

Yes, on every plan, including Free; publishing to the App Store and Google Play is on Pro and Business. Vibely generates React Native + Expo apps from the same prompt-driven workflow as web apps, sharing the same database and auth. Macaly is scoped to websites and web apps, with no native mobile output.

**Do I own the code Vibely generates?**

Yes, completely. Vibely generates real React and TypeScript you can read, edit, sync to GitHub, and host anywhere. Macaly’s published docs describe hosting on macaly.app or a connected custom domain, not a codebase you take with you.

**How does Vibely pricing compare to Macaly?**

Both have a free tier and a paid Pro plan. Macaly’s own pricing page, read on 17 September 2026, listed a free tier with 3M monthly credits and 1GB of traffic and database, and a $350/month Agency plan for client workspaces — check it again before deciding, since vendor pricing moves. Vibely has a free plan, then credit-based Pro and Business plans with a shared team pool on Business; current prices are on the pricing page.

**How does Macaly compare with Lovable and Bolt?**

All three turn a prompt into a hosted web app, and they lean different ways. Macaly is aimed at fast websites and simple web apps for founders and small businesses, with a built-in database, free hosting on macaly.app and extras such as building over WhatsApp. Lovable builds polished full-stack web apps with two-way GitHub sync. Bolt.new has the fastest prompt-to-running-app loop, a built-in Bolt Database and Expo mobile apps. Of the three, only Bolt.new builds mobile apps. Vibely builds web and native mobile apps from one project, in code you own.

**Does Macaly have features Vibely does not?**

Yes — Macaly supports building or editing a site through a WhatsApp conversation, voice input, and turning an existing live site into a Macaly site via web scraping. Vibely’s equivalents are built-in image generation and native mobile output from the same project.

### Sources for the Macaly column

- [Macaly](https://macaly.com)
- [Macaly pricing](https://macaly.com/pricing)


## Vibely vs v0

Vibely is the v0 alternative that builds web apps and native React Native + Expo apps, with the backend in your own Supabase project.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/v0

Verified: 2026-10-08

### The short answer

v0 by Vercel builds full-stack Next.js web apps, syncs two ways with GitHub, imports existing repositories and deploys to Vercel, and it sits inside Vercel's SOC 2 Type 2 attestation. Vibely builds full-stack React apps too, and adds native React Native + Expo apps in the same workspace and on your own Supabase project and publishes without a Vercel account. Pick v0 if your team lives on Next.js and Vercel or works in an existing repo; pick Vibely when one workspace has to ship web and native mobile. Vibely holds no SOC 2 report.

### Where Vibely differs from v0

- **Native mobile apps, same workspace** — On every plan, Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps alongside the web app; on Pro and Business they share one Supabase database and one auth setup. v0's documentation covers web apps; native iOS and Android output is not part of it.
- **A backend the agent writes for you** — v0 connects databases such as Supabase and Neon through the Vercel Marketplace and writes code against them. In Vibely you connect your own Supabase project and the agent writes the tables, migrations and row-level security policies there, and generates sign-in with the app.
- **Publishing without a hosting account** — v0 deploys to Vercel. Vibely publishes to a live URL in one click on every plan, with custom domains on Pro and Business, and the code is still yours to export and host anywhere.
- **Code you own, on both sides** — Like v0, every line Vibely writes is real React and TypeScript you can read, edit and sync two ways with your own GitHub repository. Neither tool keeps your code.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | v0 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | One workspace that ships a web app and a native mobile app | Next.js web apps for teams already on Vercel |
| Full-stack web apps | Yes — Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind, with a live preview while the agent writes | Yes — Next.js, with server actions and API routes |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo in the same workspace as the web app, on every plan; sharing your Supabase project and publishing to the stores on Pro and Business | Not documented; its docs cover web apps only |
| Visual editing | Select, edit text, draw or comment on the live preview; text edits write straight to source | Design Mode edits styles and text back into the code; Figma import on paid plans |
| Database | Connect your own Supabase project; the agent writes the schema, migrations and row-level security (Pro and Business) | One-click Supabase, Neon, Upstash and Vercel Blob through the Vercel Marketplace; none built in |
| Authentication | Supabase auth generated with the app (Pro and Business) | Written into the app code (for example with Supabase); no managed auth service documented |
| AI features in your app | Vibely AI: models from Google, OpenAI and Anthropic with no API key, billed from workspace credits | Vercel AI Gateway pre-configured with the AI SDK; image generation through fal |
| MCP | Vibely MCP server on every plan: 52 tools over OAuth for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code and Codex; only three spend credits | Uses your MCP servers as tools during generation; a v0 MCP server and Platform API for driving v0 from other tools |
| Code ownership | Full export, real React + TypeScript; code editor on Pro | Vercel does not own generated code; export to work locally; import an existing repo |
| GitHub sync | Two-way sync with a repo you own, on every plan | Two-way: a branch per chat, pull requests into the base branch, pull changes back |
| Deploy | One-click publish to a vibelyagent.com subdomain on every plan; custom domains on Pro and Business | Deploys to Vercel, on a vercel.app URL or a custom domain |
| Team collaboration | Shared workspaces with Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer roles from Pro; shared credit pool, SSO, SCIM and audit logs on Business | Team plans with per-seat credits and a shared credit pool; role-based access on Enterprise |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects, web and mobile apps, one seat | Yes — 7 messages a day; $5 in one-time credits for new users |
| Paid pricing | Pro from $25/mo, Business from $50/mo for 100 credits a month, scaling to 800; yearly is two months free; Enterprise by quote | Plus $30 and Business $100 per user/mo, each with $30 of monthly credits per seat; Enterprise custom |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | Docs, community forum and vercel.com/help; guaranteed support SLAs on Enterprise |
| Compliance & data transfers | GDPR Article 28 Data Processing Agreement published at /dpa, applying without signature; no SOC 2 report and no ISO 27001 certificate, and no audit against either is under way | Included in Vercel's SOC 2 Type 2 attestation; Vercel holds ISO 27001:2022 and offers a DPA on Pro and Enterprise (whether those cover v0 is not documented) |

### Moving off v0

v0 syncs to GitHub and produces a standard Next.js codebase, so the project is portable to anything that works from a repository, including a code editor or Vercel itself.

Vibely is not one of those. Vibely does not import a project built on another platform, so moving a v0 app across means rebuilding it here by describing what it does, rather than transferring it. Worth knowing before you start, not after.

It does not have to be all-or-nothing. If the web app on Vercel works, keep it, and use Vibely to build the native mobile app alongside it. Whatever you build in Vibely is real React and TypeScript you can connect to a GitHub repository and keep in sync.


### Questions about v0

**What makes Vibely a good alternative to v0?**

Both build full-stack web apps, sync two ways with GitHub and give you the code. Vibely adds native mobile apps (React Native + Expo, on every plan) in the same workspace as the web app, generates the database and auth in your own Supabase project, and publishes without a separate hosting account.

**Can v0 build mobile apps?**

v0's documentation, read on October 8, 2026, covers web apps only; it has an iOS app for using v0 itself, which is not the same as building one. Vibely builds native iOS and Android apps with React Native and Expo on every plan, with Expo Go previews on your phone, and TestFlight and Play internal-testing uploads on Pro and Business.

**When is v0 the better choice?**

When your team already works on Next.js and Vercel, or you want to work inside an existing repository: v0 imports repos (monorepos included), opens a branch per chat and raises pull requests, and it is covered by Vercel's SOC 2 Type 2 attestation. Vibely does not import existing codebases and holds no SOC 2 report.

**How does Vibely pricing compare to v0?**

v0's pricing page lists Plus at $30 and Business at $100 per user a month, each with $30 of monthly credits per seat, and a free plan of 7 messages a day. Vibely has a free plan and credit-based Pro and Business plans, with a shared pool on Business; current prices are on the pricing page. Check both pages before deciding; vendor pricing moves.

**Can I move a v0 project into Vibely?**

Not directly. Vibely does not import a codebase built on another platform, so you rebuild the app in Vibely by describing what it does. From there you can connect it to a GitHub repository and keep the two in sync.

### Sources for the v0 column

- [v0 pricing](https://v0.app/pricing)
- [v0 docs: pricing and credits](https://v0.app/docs/pricing)
- [v0 docs: full-stack apps](https://v0.app/docs/full-stack-apps)
- [v0 docs: databases](https://v0.app/docs/databases)
- [v0 docs: GitHub](https://v0.app/docs/github)
- [v0 docs: MCP](https://v0.app/docs/MCP)
- [v0 docs: teams](https://v0.app/docs/teams)
- [v0 docs: FAQs](https://v0.app/docs/faqs)
- [v0 security](https://v0.app/docs/security)
- [Vercel compliance](https://vercel.com/docs/security/compliance)


## Vibely vs Bubble

Vibely is the Bubble alternative that writes real React and TypeScript you can export and sync to GitHub, with native mobile apps on every plan.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/bubble

Verified: 2026-10-08

### The short answer

Bubble is the most mature visual platform here: nearly 6 million builders by its own count, a built-in database, about 8,000 plugins, SOC 2 Type II, and AI that drafts a first version you edit visually. Its native mobile builder is in public beta. The trade-off is ownership: Bubble apps run only on Bubble and cannot be exported as code. Vibely writes real React and TypeScript you can export and sync with GitHub, plus React Native + Expo apps on every plan. Pick Bubble if a visual editor is your long-term surface; pick Vibely for code you keep.

### Where Vibely differs from Bubble

- **Code you own, not a platform app** — Bubble's own manual says its apps run only on Bubble, with no way to export them as code. Every Vibely project is real React and TypeScript you can read, edit, export and sync two ways with your own GitHub repository.
- **Describe changes instead of wiring them** — In Bubble the AI drafts a first version, then you build in a visual editor: elements, workflows and data types. In Vibely you keep describing what you want, the agent edits the files that need to change, and you can still point at the preview to adjust a specific element.
- **Credits, not workload units** — Bubble meters server work in workload units, with overage charged per 1,000. Vibely bills credits against measured model spend while you build, and publishing is included on every plan.
- **Native mobile on a real backend** — Both build native iOS and Android apps on React Native; Bubble's mobile editor is in beta. Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps on every plan, in the same workspace as the web app and, from Pro, on your own Supabase project.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | Bubble |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | Apps you describe in plain language and own as code | Fully visual no-code apps, with a mature plugin ecosystem |
| How you build | Describe it; the agent writes and edits the code, and you can edit visually in the preview | AI drafts a first version; you build on in a visual editor without code |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo in the same workspace as the web app, on every plan; sharing your Supabase project and publishing to the stores on Pro and Business | Native iOS and Android on React Native, publishing to the App Store and Google Play; public beta since June 2025 |
| Database | Connect your own Supabase project; the agent writes the schema, migrations and row-level security (Pro and Business) | Built-in Bubble database; API Connector and SQL Database Connector for external data |
| Authentication | Supabase auth generated with the app (Pro and Business) | Built-in user accounts; two-factor authentication from Growth |
| Integrations | 115 connectors, from Vibely AI, GitHub, Supabase and Stripe to Slack, HubSpot, Shopify and Snowflake, plus your own MCP server URL | About 8,000 plugins, plus the API Connector |
| Code ownership | Full export, real React + TypeScript; code editor on Pro | No code export: Bubble apps run only on Bubble; data exports as CSV or through its API |
| Version control | A version after every change; restore any version; two-way sync with a repo you own, on every plan | Bubble's own branches, merges and savepoints on paid plans; GitHub sync for apps not documented |
| Deploy | One-click publish to a vibelyagent.com subdomain on every plan; custom domains on Pro and Business | Hosted by Bubble on AWS; custom domain from Starter; server usage metered in workload units |
| Team collaboration | Shared workspaces with Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer roles from Pro; shared credit pool, SSO, SCIM and audit logs on Business | No collaborators on Free or Starter; 2 editors on Growth, 5 on Team, with view and data permissions |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects, web and mobile apps, one seat | Yes — 50K workload units/month, development version, no custom domain |
| Paid pricing | Pro from $25/mo, Business from $50/mo for 100 credits a month, scaling to 800; yearly is two months free; Enterprise by quote | Web plans billed yearly: Starter $29, Growth $119, Team $349 per month; web + mobile $59, $209, $549 |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | In-editor AI chat and email; dedicated support team and account manager on Enterprise |
| Compliance & data transfers | GDPR Article 28 Data Processing Agreement published at /dpa, applying without signature; no SOC 2 report and no ISO 27001 certificate, and no audit against either is under way | SOC 2 Type II; GDPR data processing agreement; dedicated AWS instance with a choice of region on Enterprise; HIPAA apps not supported |

### Moving off Bubble

A Bubble app has no code export, so there is nothing to carry across to any other tool, Vibely included. Your data is a different matter: Bubble exports it as CSV or through its API.

Vibely does not import a project built on another platform, so moving means rebuilding the app here by describing what it does, then loading your exported data into the Supabase project you connect. Plan it as a rebuild, not a transfer.

The usual path is to keep the Bubble app live while you rebuild the version you plan to grow in Vibely. From the first message the output is real React and TypeScript, and you can connect that project to a GitHub repository and keep the two in sync.


### Questions about Bubble

**What makes Vibely a good alternative to Bubble?**

Vibely writes real React and TypeScript you can export, edit and sync to GitHub, where Bubble apps run only on Bubble. You build by describing the app rather than wiring it in a visual editor, and on every plan the same workspace builds a native React Native + Expo app, on your own Supabase project from Pro.

**When is Bubble the better choice?**

When nobody on the team wants to read code and the visual editor is where the product will live long term. Bubble is mature, with nearly 6 million builders by its own count, about 8,000 plugins, built-in branches and permissions, SOC 2 Type II, and dedicated hosting on Enterprise. Vibely holds no SOC 2 report.

**Can I export my Bubble app's code?**

No. Bubble's manual says its apps can only run on the Bubble platform and cannot be exported as code; you can export the data as CSV or through Bubble's API. Vibely does not import other platforms' projects either, so moving means rebuilding the app in Vibely and bringing the data across.

**Do Bubble and Vibely both build native mobile apps?**

Yes. Bubble builds native iOS and Android apps on React Native and publishes them to the stores; its mobile editor went into public beta in June 2025 and its plans price web and mobile separately. Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps on every plan, alongside the web app in one workspace.

**How does Vibely pricing compare to Bubble?**

Bubble's pricing, read on October 8, 2026, starts at $29/month for a web-only Starter plan billed yearly, with server usage metered in workload units; web plus mobile plans start at $59/month. Vibely has a free plan for web and mobile apps, with store publishing from Pro; current prices are on the pricing page.

### Sources for the Bubble column

- [Bubble](https://bubble.io/)
- [Bubble pricing](https://bubble.io/pricing)
- [Bubble manual: pricing plans](https://manual.bubble.io/account-and-marketplace/account-and-billing/pricing-plans)
- [Bubble manual: application and data ownership](https://manual.bubble.io/account-and-marketplace/application-and-data-ownership)
- [Bubble manual: native mobile apps](https://manual.bubble.io/help-guides/publishing-your-app/native-mobile-app)
- [Bubble: native mobile public beta](https://bubble.io/blog/native-mobile-beta/)
- [Bubble manual: generate apps with AI](https://manual.bubble.io/help-guides/ai/bubble-ai-agent/generate-apps-with-ai)
- [Bubble manual: version control](https://manual.bubble.io/help-guides/maintaining-an-application/version-control)
- [Bubble manual: collaboration](https://manual.bubble.io/help-guides/maintaining-an-application/collaboration)
- [Bubble security](https://bubble.io/security)
- [Bubble manual: HIPAA](https://manual.bubble.io/help-guides/infrastructure/compliance/hipaa)


## Vibely vs Retool

Vibely is the Retool alternative for customer-facing web and mobile apps you own as code, with an MCP server on every plan that builds apps from Claude or ChatGPT.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/retool

Verified: 2026-10-08

### The short answer

Retool is built for internal software at enterprise scale: admin panels and workflows over production databases, about 74 native integrations, self-hosting, granular permissions, SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001. For an internal tool at a large company it is the stronger pick. Vibely is built for products you put in front of customers: a full-stack React app you own as code, a native React Native + Expo app, and publishing to your own domain. Both run MCP servers; Vibely's 52 tools build and publish apps from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor on every plan.

### Where Vibely differs from Retool

- **Built for customer-facing products** — Retool's pricing is per builder and per internal user, with external users priced on Business and up. A Vibely app is a public website or a store app: anyone can use it, and you are not billed per visitor.
- **Build from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor** — Vibely's MCP server works on every plan: sign in with OAuth and 52 tools build, edit, review and publish your apps from your assistant, and only three of them spend credits. You can also turn a published web app into an MCP server of its own.
- **Native mobile without white-labelling** — Retool Mobile builds native internal apps; publishing under your own brand needs its Enterprise white-label option. Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps on every plan, with TestFlight and Play internal-testing uploads on Pro and Business.
- **The code is yours** — Every Vibely project is real React and TypeScript you can export and sync two ways with GitHub on every plan. Retool's Git source control is an Enterprise feature.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | Retool |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | Customer-facing web and mobile apps you own as code | Internal tools over production data, at enterprise scale |
| How you build | Describe it; the agent writes and edits real React and TypeScript | Drag-and-drop apps with SQL and JavaScript; a new AI app builder that writes React apps (beta since May 2026) |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo in the same workspace as the web app, on every plan; sharing your Supabase project and publishing to the stores on Pro and Business | Native iOS and Android apps for your organization; App Store and Google Play publishing through white-label on Enterprise |
| Database | Connect your own Supabase project; the agent writes the schema, migrations and row-level security (Pro and Business) | Retool Database (managed Postgres), or connect your own databases and warehouses |
| Data connectors | 115 connectors, from Vibely AI, GitHub, Supabase and Stripe to Slack, HubSpot, Shopify and Snowflake, plus your own MCP server URL | About 74 native integrations (Postgres, Snowflake, Salesforce, Stripe and more) plus any REST or GraphQL API |
| MCP | Vibely MCP server on every plan: 52 tools over OAuth for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code and Codex; only three spend credits | Retool MCP server builds apps and manages your org from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code over OAuth; MCP resources call outside servers. Plan gating not documented |
| Permissions | Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer roles from Pro, fine-tunable per role; SSO and SCIM on Business | Fixed groups on Free and Team; custom groups on Business; SAML/OIDC SSO on Enterprise |
| External users | Publish publicly to anyone; workspace-only publishing on Business | Portals and embedded apps on Business: first 50 external users free, then $4–$10 per user/mo |
| Code ownership | Full export, real React + TypeScript; code editor on Pro | Git source control with pull requests on Enterprise; exporting code from the new AI builder not documented |
| Hosting | One-click publish to a vibelyagent.com subdomain on every plan; custom domains on Pro and Business | Retool Cloud on AWS, or self-hosted on Kubernetes or Docker; custom domain plan not documented |
| Audit logs | Searchable audit logs with CSV export on Business | Download on Business and Enterprise, kept for one year; streaming to Datadog or Splunk on Enterprise |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects, web and mobile apps, one seat | Yes — up to 5 users, 500 workflow runs and 250 AI credits a month |
| Paid pricing | Pro from $25/mo, Business from $50/mo for 100 credits a month, scaling to 800; yearly is two months free; Enterprise by quote | Billed yearly: Team $10 per builder + $5 per internal user/mo; Business $50 + $15; Enterprise custom |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | Technical support and a technical advisor listed on Enterprise; other tiers not documented |
| Compliance & data transfers | GDPR Article 28 Data Processing Agreement published at /dpa, applying without signature; no SOC 2 report and no ISO 27001 certificate, and no audit against either is under way | SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO/IEC 27001:2022; GDPR DPA with SCCs; no HIPAA BAA on cloud; cloud data stays in us-west-2 unless self-hosted |

### Moving off Retool

Retool apps are built from Retool's own components and resources, so there is no codebase to bring across, and Vibely does not import a project built on another platform in any case. Moving means rebuilding.

The rebuild is usually narrower than the original: keep the internal tools that work in Retool, and rebuild in Vibely the part that real customers will use, such as a portal, a booking flow or a mobile app, by describing what it does.

Connect your own Supabase project for the data, or point the app at your existing API. From the first message the output is real React and TypeScript you can sync to a GitHub repository.


### Questions about Retool

**Is Vibely a Retool alternative for internal tools?**

For a small team, yes: Vibely builds admin panels and dashboards on your own Supabase project, with roles from Pro and workspace-only publishing, SSO and audit logs on Business. For internal tools at enterprise scale, with dozens of production data sources, self-hosting and granular permissions, Retool is purpose-built and the stronger choice.

**When is Vibely the better choice than Retool?**

When the app is for customers rather than staff. Vibely builds a full-stack React web app you own as code and a native React Native + Expo app, and publishes them to your own domain without per-user pricing for the people using them.

**Do both Vibely and Retool support MCP?**

Yes, in both directions. Retool runs an MCP server for building apps and managing your organization from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code, and can call outside MCP servers. Vibely's MCP server has 52 tools that build, edit and publish apps from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code or Codex on every plan, and Vibely can turn a published web app into an MCP server.

**Can I self-host like Retool?**

No. Vibely runs as a hosted service and has no self-hosted edition. What you can do is export the full React and TypeScript codebase, or sync it to GitHub, and host the app wherever you like. If self-hosting the builder itself is a requirement, Retool offers it.

**How does Vibely pricing compare to Retool?**

Retool charges per builder and per internal user: $10 + $5 a month on Team and $50 + $15 on Business, billed yearly, as of October 8, 2026. Vibely charges per workspace plan, not per user of the app: Free, Pro and Business, priced by credits; current prices are on the pricing page.

### Sources for the Retool column

- [Retool](https://retool.com/)
- [Retool pricing](https://retool.com/pricing)
- [Retool integrations](https://retool.com/integrations)
- [Retool docs: AI app builder changelog](https://docs.retool.com/changelog/app-builder)
- [Retool docs: MCP server](https://docs.retool.com/build/apps/guides/mcp)
- [Retool docs: connect to an MCP server](https://docs.retool.com/agents/guides/tools/connect-to-mcp-server)
- [Retool docs: mobile](https://docs.retool.com/mobile)
- [Retool docs: white-label mobile apps](https://docs.retool.com/mobile/concepts/white-label)
- [Retool docs: external apps](https://docs.retool.com/apps/guides/app-management/external-apps)
- [Retool docs: permissions](https://docs.retool.com/permissions/quickstart)
- [Retool docs: source control](https://docs.retool.com/source-control)
- [Retool docs: self-hosted](https://docs.retool.com/self-hosted)
- [Retool docs: audit logs](https://docs.retool.com/org-users/guides/monitoring/audit-logs)
- [Retool Trust Center](https://trust.retool.com/)
- [Retool DPA](https://docs.retool.com/legal/dpa)
- [Retool outbound regions](https://docs.retool.com/data-sources/guides/connections/outbound-retool-regions)


## Vibely vs Softr

Vibely is the Softr alternative that writes a client portal as real React code you own, with no per-user fee for portal users and native mobile apps on every plan.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/softr

Verified: 2026-10-08

### The short answer

Softr puts a secure portal over data you already keep (Airtable, Google Sheets, HubSpot, SQL and more), from pre-built blocks a non-technical team can maintain, with user groups, record-level rules, SOC 2 Type II and an MCP server on every plan. Vibely writes the portal as real React and TypeScript on your own Supabase project, with no per-user fee, and builds native React Native + Expo apps on every plan; Softr apps are PWAs with no code export. Pick Softr when the data lives elsewhere; pick Vibely for a portal you own as code.

### Where Vibely differs from Softr

- **A portal you own as code** — Softr composes its own blocks instead of generating code, so there is no codebase to export or sync. Vibely writes real React and TypeScript you can read, edit, export and sync two ways with your own GitHub repository.
- **No per-user fee for your clients** — Softr's plans count app users: Pro includes 10 team users and 50 client users, with more at extra cost. A Vibely app's sign-in runs on your own Supabase project, and Vibely does not charge per person who logs in.
- **Native mobile, not a PWA** — Softr's docs say its apps are progressive web apps that cannot be published to the App Store or Google Play. Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps on every plan, with TestFlight and Play internal-testing uploads on Pro and Business.
- **Past the 80% the blocks cover** — Softr's blocks cover the standard screens, and a vibe-coding block adds one browser-only component at a time. In Vibely the whole app is code, so custom logic, server functions and AI features are part of the same project.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | Softr |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | A client portal or product you own as code, with mobile | Portals and internal tools on top of data you already keep |
| How you build | Describe it; the agent writes and edits real React and TypeScript | AI Co-Builder assembles pre-built blocks; edit visually; a vibe-coding block adds one browser-only component |
| Mobile app builder | React Native + Expo in the same workspace as the web app, on every plan; sharing your Supabase project and publishing to the stores on Pro and Business | Installable PWA on Business; cannot be published to the App Store or Google Play |
| Database | Connect your own Supabase project; the agent writes the schema, migrations and row-level security (Pro and Business) | Softr Databases, or connect Airtable, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, Supabase, SQL and more |
| User sign-in | Supabase auth generated with the app (email, OAuth, magic links); Pro and Business | Email and password on every plan; one-time codes and Google from Pro; 2FA on Business |
| Permissions | Generated row-level security on your Supabase data; workspace roles from Pro | User groups for pages and blocks; record-level data restrictions on Business |
| MCP | Vibely MCP server on every plan: 52 tools over OAuth for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code and Codex; only three spend credits | Softr MCP server on every plan builds databases, apps and workflows from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex; an app MCP server for your users |
| Code ownership | Full export, real React + TypeScript; code editor on Pro | No code export; custom code blocks and data export as CSV, XLSX or PDF |
| GitHub sync | Two-way sync with a repo you own, on every plan | Not documented |
| Hosting | One-click publish to a vibelyagent.com subdomain on every plan; custom domains on Pro and Business | Hosted by Softr on a softr.io subdomain; custom domain from Basic; remove Softr branding from Pro |
| Team collaboration | Shared workspaces with Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer roles from Pro; shared credit pool, SSO, SCIM and audit logs on Business | Up to 3 builders on Free; 1, 2 or 3 included on Basic, Pro and Business, extra builders $5–$20/mo |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects, web and mobile apps, one seat | Yes — unlimited apps, 5 app users, 5K records, 5 AI credits a month |
| Paid pricing | Pro from $25/mo, Business from $50/mo for 100 credits a month, scaling to 800; yearly is two months free; Enterprise by quote | Billed yearly: Basic $19, Pro $99, Business $329 per month ($25 / $119 / $395 monthly); Enterprise custom |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | Priority support and onboarding on Business; private Slack and SLAs on Enterprise; other tiers not documented |
| Compliance & data transfers | GDPR Article 28 Data Processing Agreement published at /dpa, applying without signature; no SOC 2 report and no ISO 27001 certificate, and no audit against either is under way | SOC 2 Type II (report on request); GDPR; data hosted on AWS in Germany; not HIPAA compliant; DPA not found at its published URL |

### Moving off Softr

Softr apps are assembled from Softr's blocks, so there is no codebase to carry across, and Vibely does not import a project built on another platform in any case. Moving means rebuilding the portal here by describing what it does.

The data is the easier part. If it lives in Softr Databases, export it as CSV; if it already lives in Airtable, Google Sheets or a SQL database, it stays where it is. Load it into the Supabase project you connect, or ask the agent to read your existing API.

From the first message the output is real React and TypeScript, and you can connect that project to a GitHub repository and keep the two in sync.


### Questions about Softr

**Is Vibely a good Softr alternative for client portals?**

Yes, if you want to own the portal. Vibely builds the logins, project pages, files and approvals as real React and TypeScript on your own Supabase project, without a Vibely fee per client who logs in, and on every plan it can build a native mobile app for the same clients.

**When is Softr the better choice?**

When the data already lives in Airtable, Google Sheets, HubSpot or a SQL database and you want a portal over it quickly, maintained by a team that does not read code. Softr's blocks, user groups and record-level rules are built for exactly that, and it holds SOC 2 Type II, which Vibely does not.

**Can Softr build native mobile apps?**

No. Softr's own docs say its apps are progressive web apps that cannot be published to the iOS App Store or Google Play, on any plan. Vibely builds native iOS and Android apps with React Native and Expo on every plan, and publishes them to the App Store and Google Play on Pro and Business.

**Do Softr and Vibely both have MCP servers?**

Yes. Softr's MCP server, on every plan, lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex build Softr databases, apps and workflows. Vibely's MCP server, also on every plan, has 52 tools that build, edit and publish Vibely apps from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code or Codex.

**How does Vibely pricing compare to Softr?**

Softr's pricing, read on October 8, 2026, runs from $19 to $329 a month billed yearly, with app users, records and AI credits capped per plan. Vibely has a free plan and credit-based paid plans, and it does not count the people who log in to your app; current prices are on the pricing page.

### Sources for the Softr column

- [Softr](https://www.softr.io/)
- [Softr pricing](https://www.softr.io/pricing)
- [Softr security](https://www.softr.io/security)
- [Softr MCP](https://www.softr.io/mcp)
- [Softr: client portals](https://www.softr.io/use-cases/client-portal)
- [Softr docs: AI Co-Builder](https://docs.softr.io/start-here/ai-co-builder.md)
- [Softr docs: vibe coding](https://docs.softr.io/vibe-coding.md)
- [Softr docs: mobile apps](https://docs.softr.io/how-to-guides/how-to-create-a-mobile-app-from-a-softr-app.md)
- [Softr docs: export](https://docs.softr.io/actions/export.md)
- [Softr docs: publishing](https://docs.softr.io/core-concepts-overview/publish-your-application.md)
- [Softr docs: single sign-on](https://docs.softr.io/add-and-manage-users/single-sign-on-overview.md)
- [Softr docs: HIPAA](https://docs.softr.io/security/hipaa-compliance.md)


## Vibely vs Rork

Vibely is the Rork alternative that builds a full-stack web app and a React Native + Expo app in one workspace, on your own Supabase project.

Page: https://vibely.sh/alternatives/rork

Verified: 2026-10-08

### The short answer

Rork is mobile-first: new projects are native Swift for iPhone or Kotlin for Android, built on its own machines and submitted to the App Store, and Rork Max adds iPad, Apple Watch and Vision Pro. Vibely builds cross-platform React Native + Expo apps in the same workspace as a full-stack web app, with both on your own Supabase project. Pick Rork for fully native iOS output and Apple-platform depth; pick Vibely when the web app and the mobile app should share one backend. Neither publishes a SOC 2 report.

### Where Vibely differs from Rork

- **One codebase for iOS and Android** — Rork builds a separate Swift app for iPhone or Kotlin app for Android. Vibely builds one React Native + Expo app that runs on both, on every plan, and previews it on your own phone through Expo Go.
- **Web and mobile on one backend** — Both build web apps too. In Vibely the web app and the mobile app sit in one workspace and share your own Supabase project, so one database and one sign-in setup serve both.
- **A backend in your own Supabase** — Rork Cloud is a managed backend inside Rork, free while it is in beta, and you can also connect Supabase. In Vibely the database, row-level security and auth are generated in a Supabase project you own from the start.
- **Teams with roles and a shared pool** — Rork lets you invite editors and viewers who spend the owner's credits. Vibely adds Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer roles from Pro, and a shared credit pool, SSO, SCIM and audit logs on Business.

### Feature comparison

| Feature | Vibely | Rork |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Best for | A web app and a cross-platform mobile app on one backend | Native iPhone and Android apps for the App Store, built by non-coders |
| Mobile output | React Native + Expo, one app for iOS and Android, on every plan | Native Swift (SwiftUI) for iPhone or Kotlin for Android; iPad, Apple Watch and Vision Pro on Max; no new Expo projects |
| Web apps | Yes — Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind, with a live preview while the agent writes | React (Vite) web apps, published to a rork.app subdomain |
| Preview | Live web preview; Expo Go on your own phone by QR code | In-browser iOS simulator and Android emulator (billed time); Companion app for a real iPhone |
| Store publishing | EAS cloud builds; TestFlight and Play internal-testing uploads; Pro and Business | Builds on Rork's machines and submits to the App Store; TestFlight; Google Play uploads to internal testing |
| Backend / database | Connect your own Supabase project; the agent writes the schema, migrations and row-level security (Pro and Business) | Rork Cloud managed Postgres and server functions (free in beta), or connect Supabase or Firebase |
| Authentication | Supabase auth generated with the app (Pro and Business) | Rork Auth for Google and Apple sign-in; Supabase Auth for email, magic links and phone |
| Payments | Stripe on web, RevenueCat in-app purchases on mobile | RevenueCat for in-app purchases and subscriptions |
| AI features in your app | Vibely AI: models from Google, OpenAI and Anthropic with no API key, billed from workspace credits | Hosted models through Rork Cloud without your own keys, billed in separate Cloud credits |
| Code ownership | Full export, real React + TypeScript; code editor on Pro | Paid users own the generated code; export through GitHub |
| GitHub sync | Two-way sync with a repo you own, on every plan | Two-way sync on paid plans; import from GitHub |
| Custom domains | Included on Pro and Business | Buy or connect one for web apps, billed yearly; plan not documented |
| Team collaboration | Shared workspaces with Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer roles from Pro; shared credit pool, SSO, SCIM and audit logs on Business | Invite editors or viewers; editors spend the owner's credits |
| Free tier | Yes — 5 free credits a day, unlimited projects, web and mobile apps, one seat | Design mode only: 5 design credits a day, up to 35 a month in major markets |
| Paid pricing | Pro from $25/mo, Business from $50/mo for 100 credits a month, scaling to 800; yearly is two months free; Enterprise by quote | Pro $20/mo with 100 credits; Max from $200/mo (1,000 credits) to $1,800/mo |
| Support | Community Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on Business | Email on Pro, priority chat on Max; Discord community |
| Compliance & data transfers | GDPR Article 28 Data Processing Agreement published at /dpa, applying without signature; no SOC 2 report and no ISO 27001 certificate, and no audit against either is under way | Not documented |

### Moving off Rork

Rork syncs paid projects to GitHub, so the Swift, Kotlin or React code is yours to open in Xcode or any editor.

Vibely does not import a project built on another platform, and a Swift or Kotlin app is a different stack from Vibely's React Native + Expo in any case. Moving means rebuilding the app here by describing what it does, not transferring it.

If the native iPhone app works, keep it. Vibely is a good fit for the web app that goes with it, on a Supabase project you own, or for a cross-platform version when one codebase for iOS and Android matters more than native Swift.


### Questions about Rork

**What makes Vibely a good alternative to Rork?**

Vibely builds a full-stack web app and a React Native + Expo app that runs on both iOS and Android, in one workspace on every plan and, from Pro, on your own Supabase project. Rork builds separate native Swift and Kotlin apps and keeps its backend in Rork Cloud unless you connect your own.

**When is Rork the better choice?**

When you want a fully native iPhone app in Swift, or Apple platforms beyond the phone: Rork Max covers iPad, Apple Watch and Vision Pro. Rork builds on its own machines and submits to the App Store for you, and it can import an existing project from GitHub, which Vibely cannot.

**Does Rork still use React Native and Expo?**

Not for new projects. Rork's docs, read on October 8, 2026, say new apps are native Swift, Kotlin or React web, and existing Expo projects keep working. Vibely builds its mobile apps with React Native and Expo, so one codebase covers iOS and Android.

**How does Vibely pricing compare to Rork?**

Rork's free plan is design mode only; Pro is $20/month with 100 credits and Max starts at $200/month, with app runtime AI billed in separate Cloud credits. Vibely is free for web and mobile apps, with store publishing from Pro; current prices are on the pricing page.

**Can I move a Rork app into Vibely?**

Not directly. Vibely does not import projects from other platforms, and a Swift or Kotlin app is a different stack from Vibely's React Native. You rebuild by describing what the app does, then connect the project to a GitHub repository to keep the code in sync.

### Sources for the Rork column

- [Rork](https://rork.com)
- [Rork docs: subscriptions](https://docs.rork.com/introduction/subscriptions)
- [Rork docs: Swift vs React Native](https://docs.rork.com/swift-vs-react-native/whats-the-difference.md)
- [Rork docs: Expo projects](https://docs.rork.com/expo.md)
- [Rork docs: simulator](https://docs.rork.com/features/simulator.md)
- [Rork docs: publishing](https://docs.rork.com/faq/publishing.md)
- [Rork docs: Rork Cloud](https://docs.rork.com/backend/rork-cloud.md)
- [Rork docs: sign-in](https://docs.rork.com/integrations/backend/how-to-set-up-oauth.md)
- [Rork docs: code export](https://docs.rork.com/faq/code-export.md)
- [Rork docs: web apps](https://docs.rork.com/web/rork-web.md)
- [Rork docs: collaboration](https://docs.rork.com/faq/collaboration.md)
- [Rork docs: support](https://docs.rork.com/faq/support.md)
- [Rork privacy policy](https://rork.com/privacy)


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