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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.

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Vibely

One project from build through deploy, with opt-in error monitoring after launch

Emergent

Fast first builds

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.

Vibely vs Emergent — feature comparison

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Vibely vs Emergent: feature comparison, verified September 27, 2026
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Best forOne project from build through deploy, with opt-in error monitoring after launchFast first builds
Mobile app builderReact 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 BusinessExpo/React Native on paid plans
Template library8 starter templatesNo:Not a documented feature
Image generationBuilt-in AI image genNo:Not in its published feature set
DatabaseConnect your own Supabase in a click; schema and RLS generated (Pro and Business)MongoDB in its fixed tech stack
AuthenticationSupabase auth generated with the app (Pro and Business)Generated by the agent (e.g. JWT auth in its FastAPI backend)
GitHub syncTwo-way sync + branch picker, on every planExport supported
Custom domainsIncluded on Pro and BusinessSupported on deployments, with SSL
Team collaborationShared workspaces, four roles, shared credits (Business)Sharing, without documented roles
Free tierYes5 free credits a day, unlimited projectsYeslimited builds
SupportCommunity Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on BusinessCommunity and documentation
Compliance & data transfersGDPR 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 wayHosted in SOC 2/ISO 27001-certified data centers; DPA available on Business/Enterprise plans; GDPR and UK GDPR referenced in its privacy notice

Switching to Vibely from Emergent

Vibely does not import a codebase built on another platform. You rebuild the app in Vibely by describing what it does.

  1. Step 1

    You rebuild the app in Vibely by describing what it does.

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  2. Step 2

    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. The Supabase integration is on Pro and Business.

  3. Step 3

    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. GitHub sync works on every plan.

  4. Step 4

    One-click publish to a live URL on every plan, with custom domains from Pro. Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps alongside the web app on every plan, from the same prompt and the same project; App Store and Google Play publishing is on Pro and Business.

Moving off Emergent

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

Frequently asked questions

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.

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.

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.

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.

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