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Vibely vs SoftrA portal you own as code

Describe the portal and get logins, pages and data on your own Supabase project as real React and TypeScript, with no per-user fee for the people who sign in.

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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 Pro and Business; Softr apps are PWAs with no code export. Pick Softr when the data lives elsewhere; pick Vibely for a portal you own as code.

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Vibely

A client portal or product you own as code, with mobile

Softr

Portals and internal tools on top of data you already keep

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. On Pro and Business, Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps with TestFlight and Play internal-testing uploads.

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.

Vibely vs Softr — feature comparison

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Vibely vs Softr: feature comparison, verified October 8, 2026
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Best forA client portal or product you own as code, with mobilePortals and internal tools on top of data you already keep
How you buildDescribe it; the agent writes and edits real React and TypeScriptAI Co-Builder assembles pre-built blocks; edit visually; a vibe-coding block adds one browser-only component
Mobile app builderReact Native + Expo in the same workspace as the web app, sharing your Supabase project; Pro and BusinessInstallable PWA on Business; cannot be published to the App Store or Google Play
MCPVibely MCP server on every plan: 52 tools over OAuth for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code and Codex; only three spend creditsSoftr MCP server on every plan builds databases, apps and workflows from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex; an app MCP server for your users
DatabaseConnect 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-inSupabase auth generated with the app (email, OAuth, magic links); Pro and BusinessEmail and password on every plan; one-time codes and Google from Pro; 2FA on Business
Code ownershipFull export, real React + TypeScript; code editor on ProNo code export; custom code blocks and data export as CSV, XLSX or PDF
GitHub syncTwo-way sync with a repo you own, on every planNo:Not documented
HostingOne-click publish to a vibelyagent.com subdomain on every plan; custom domains on Pro and BusinessHosted by Softr on a softr.io subdomain; custom domain from Basic; remove Softr branding from Pro
PermissionsGenerated row-level security on your Supabase data; workspace roles from ProUser groups for pages and blocks; record-level data restrictions on Business
Team collaborationShared workspaces with Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer roles from Pro; shared credit pool, SSO, SCIM and audit logs on BusinessUp to 3 builders on Free; 1, 2 or 3 included on Basic, Pro and Business, extra builders $5–$20/mo
Free tierYes5 free credits a day plus 5 a month, unlimited projects, web apps, one seatYesunlimited apps, 5 app users, 5K records, 5 AI credits a month
Paid pricingPro from $25/mo, Business from $50/mo for 100 credits a month, scaling to 800; yearly is two months free; Enterprise by quoteBilled yearly: Basic $19, Pro $99, Business $329 per month ($25 / $119 / $395 monthly); Enterprise custom
SupportCommunity Discord; email support on Pro; priority support on BusinessPriority support and onboarding on Business; private Slack and SLAs on Enterprise; other tiers not documented
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 waySOC 2 Type II (report on request); GDPR; data hosted on AWS in Germany; not HIPAA compliant; DPA not found at its published URL

Switching to Vibely from Softr

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. On Pro and Business, Vibely builds React Native + Expo apps alongside the web app, from the same prompt and the same project.

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.

Frequently asked questions

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 Pro and Business it can build a native mobile app for the same clients.

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.

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 the Pro and Business plans.

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.

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.

Build a portal you own

Describe your client work once. Get logins, pages and data on your own Supabase project, and a live URL from the same conversation.