Riff.ai

Build Apps for Work with AI

4.6•19 reviews•

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Build Apps for Work with AI

4.6•19 reviews•

1.6K followers

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No-Code AI Agent Builder

Riff helps non-technical teams build production-ready apps and AI agents in minutes. Start from scratch or choose from templates across sales, marketing, finance and operations, connect your existing tools like HubSpot, Google Sheets, Mixpanel, Stripe and more, and deploy confidently with built-in security and human-in-the-loop support. Riff isn’t for vibe coding MVPs, it's for solving your own problems at work.

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Databutton Build full-stack AI business tools in under 60 minutes

Launched on June 19th, 2025

Databutton MCP Give your app AI superpowers with MCPs

Launched on April 6th, 2025

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Launched on February 11th, 2025

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4.6

Based on 19 reviews

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Reviews paint Databutton as fast, intuitive, and especially empowering for non-developers and small teams to prototype and ship internal tools. Makers of

Wepost

credit it for quickly building their Wepost Forge suite, while makers of

WorldsWorstWebsite.lol

highlight its flexibility and fun factor. Users praise the planning/kanban flow, self-fixing agent, UI previews, and responsive team. Critiques focus on support gaps for lower tiers, token/credit burn during early iterations, and occasional export/code issues. Overall sentiment favors speed, usability, and rapid iteration.

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Pros

responsive support team (7)

full-stack application development (5)

rapid prototyping (5)

user-friendly interface (5)

no-code development (4)

AI-powered scaffolding (3)

agent conversation interface (2)

fast performance (2)

low-code/no-code approach (2)

structured task lists (2)

Cons

expensive pricing (2)

high token consumption (2)

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Cons

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What's great

fast performance (2)user-friendly interface (5)responsive support team (7)no-code development (4)AI-powered scaffolding (3)full-stack application development (5)low-code/no-code approach (2)structured task lists (2)agent conversation interface (2)

The speed in which you can build internal tools in insane! I built a team LinkedIn app that enables our team to streamline our communication across campaigns. It includes AI powered generation that takes inspiration from the specific team members profile and previous content. 10xing our reach and helping them to write stories on LinkedIn that are genuine and help customers find us.

The one click integrations, the ai agent and the native auth and database are what sets this apart, this reduces the need for technical skillset when building, Riff does all the heavy lifting and I just focus on solving my problem.

vs Alternatives

Due to the ease of communicating what I want, the agent plans the build before we start so there is full visibility of the plan and tasks before any credits are used and anything is built. The team support is fantastic, there is a human ready at all times in product and a great community to support my workflow.

What frameworks and stacks does Riff generate by default?

React frontend, FastAPI Python backend, one click authentication and SQL database, native integrations.

Can I export clean, maintainable code without flaws?

Yes, the code generated is well thought through and tested by the agent.

Are token costs high for larger, complex builds?

No, as Riff does a lot of the heavy lifting most of the work of building the infrastructure is already done. Your tokens are focused on building the core problem solving logic and user interface.

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Databutton's support is lacking, especially for smaller clients. If you're not on the expensive plan, expect long wait times for responses, often with no immediate help. Despite building several sites with their application, I found the exported code to be flawed, leading to many issues. Databutton feels like a gambling machine, giving small wins but ultimately wasting time and money. Firebase offers a similar service for free. Support is inconsistent, often unhelpful, and doesn't seem to review code properly. Smaller clients receive minimal attention, much like a Vegas slot machine experience. Companies should prioritize all clients equally instead of focusing only on the larger ones.

What needs improvement

expensive pricing (2)inconsistent support (1)flawed exported code (1)

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Before finding DataButton, I was using a few others in this space. But once I found DataButton, I instantly lost interest in the others. My biggest challenge with DataButton is to try to stay focused on developing just one app. Here's what I like about DataButton; - The ways that it turns your app development input into structured task lists that it then executes in sequence - As a non-developer, I like how it shows you the agent conversations in the chat (like a conversation) and not dev code that I don't even understand - The layout of the interface to provide access to all files and pages, a running log, the plan (list of all the project tasks and a clear indication of those task lists, the app preview in desktop, tablet and mobile views) - The constant improvement they make to the product - The ability to use the agent to generate really great content to market the apps that I'm building there I really look forward to my time working in DataButton!

What's great

user-friendly interface (5)structured task lists (2)agent conversation interface (2)content generation for marketing (1)

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What frameworks and stacks does Riff generate by default?

React frontend, FastAPI Python backend, one click authentication and SQL database, native integrations.

Can I export clean, maintainable code without flaws?

Yes, the code generated is well thought through and tested by the agent.

Are token costs high for larger, complex builds?

No, as Riff does a lot of the heavy lifting most of the work of building the infrastructure is already done. Your tokens are focused on building the core problem solving logic and user interface.

Ratings

Ease of use

Reliability

Value for money

Customization

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26 views3mo ago

•1 review

What needs improvement

expensive pricing (2)inconsistent support (1)flawed exported code (1)

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24 views6mo ago

•1 review

What's great

user-friendly interface (5)structured task lists (2)agent conversation interface (2)content generation for marketing (1)

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