Bolt - Build Full-Stack Apps Effortlessly

For those who might find full-stack programming a little overwhelming, Bolt.new provides a more streamlined experience. It offers users the functionality to build, execute, and deploy apps within the browser, without actually having to code.

FEATURES:

• Prompt-based full-stack app generation
• In-browser development environment
• Real-time execution and debugging
• In-browser code editing
• 1-click deployment and AI integration

FAQs about Bolt: 

What is bolt.new used for?

Bolt is designed to help you develop full-stack web apps in your browser. It uses AI to translate your ideas into code and lets you view your app, execute, and modify it in real time. It allows for quick prototyping and web app development without setting up a complex local environment.

What can you create with bolt.new?

With Bolt, you're building modern web apps. That means you can use things like Next.js, and other current web development technologies. So you can build dynamic, interactive websites and applications that feel up-to-date.

Which AI does bolt.new use?

Bolt.new relies on Anthropic's Claude AI for its code generation. So when you're using Bolt, the AI that's helping you turn your ideas into a working application is Claude. It's the engine that interprets your descriptions and translates them into the initial code structure for your web app. This means you can focus more on the concept of your app, and less on the initial coding details.

Is Replit better than bolt.new?

Replit and Bolt are different tools for different needs. If you like to get into the code yourself, want to work with others on projects, or just want to try out different programming languages, Replit is probably a better fit. It's a full coding environment.

Bolt, on the other hand, is designed to help you build web applications more quickly, often without writing a lot of code directly. It's more about describing what you want and letting the AI generate the code. So, if you're looking to build something fast, or if you're not as comfortable with coding, Bolt might be the way to go.

How much is bolt.new?

There's a free "Personal" plan that lets you get started. Then, if you need more features, there's a "Pro" plan for individuals, which is $20 if you pay monthly. If you're working with a team, they have a "Teams" plan at $35 monthly. And for larger organizations that need more customization and support, they have an "Enterprise" option, which you'd have to contact them directly about for pricing.