Floot

👋 Hi Product Hunt!

We're so excited to share Floot (YC S25) with you! We've been working tirelessly to build the easiest and most powerful platform for non-coders & entrepreneurs to build serious web apps with AI. We're taking a new approach by designing everything from the ground up for AI.

Many non-coders today struggle with AI app builders and end up abandoning their projects. They often get stuck with errors they don't understand or need to wrestle with developer services not designed for them. This is because most vibe coding platforms just slap AI on top of existing developer tools.

Floot does things differently:

1. We created a specialized framework that dictates how AI should write code and how the code runs on our infrastructure. This allows us to enforce best practices, detect errors earlier, and give the best feedback to the AI. As a result, Floot can write better code and fix issues more effectively.

2. We built the entire tech stack into Floot (backend, database, hosting, etc) so building and managing an app feels seamless, especially for non-coders. And because we control every layer of the stack, we can optimize each layer for AI-first coding.

Because of this, our users say they can finally build what they want instead of getting stuck in frustrating error loops.

We also built a highly scalable hosting system directly on AWS so Floot apps can handle real traffic and business demands. This means non-coders can build, deploy, and scale their apps on a single platform seamlessly.

Plus, Floot is really fun to use! We have a neat feature where you can draw on your app to tell Floot what you want changed.

Try building an app on Floot to see for yourself!

✨ Sign up and get $5 in FREE credits: floot.com

We'd love your feedback, questions, or suggestions! We'll be here all day to chat - thanks so much for the support ❤️

You say you wrote specialized framework… Does it mean all apps written by Floot will use the same tech stack (for instance, React/NextJs etc)?

Floot's approach is very solid, I really like it. It's the way I'd build an AI builder if I were to attempt one. Congrats to the team on the launch!

Been living in the same shoes—no CS degree, just a pile of SaaS ideas that never shipped. Floot finally gave me buttons instead of boiler-plate. Dragged together a subscription tracking tool for indie makers, hit publish, and the whole stack (auth, Postgres, Stripe-ish checkout) was already wired. Only snag: the in-app docs skip over custom webhooks—had to hunt Discord for a snippet. Still, I went from napkin sketch to paying users in four days. If you’re allergic to code but allergic to “just another no-code toy,” this is the sweet spot.

No way—finally an AI app builder that doesn’t leave you stranded mid-project! I’ve wasted too many nights stuck on roadblocks—how does Floot handle complex workflows?

Let me start by saying that I've used bolt.new, replit, firebase studio, cline code, and cursor.

I ran across Floot about a month ago (when it still had another name) and it seemed like it had a generous allowance of initial credits so I gave it a shot for a rather sophisticaed finance app I'm building.

I'm here to tell you that since then I've been nothing short of addicted. It actually works. It builds, it tests, and it fixes its errors before it comes back with a summary of what it built and how it works. Before I knew anything about how Floot was built, I was telling people that these guys had some kind of secret sauce, because it's just different, and...fun.

It's not perfect, but they are early, and so far they've nailed it, so I'm excited about what will emerge in the coming months with additional features and advances in the LLMs.

I love Floot. I was able to create multiple products in a short amount of time, from an eCom product site to mockups demonstrating complex real-world scenarios. It's hard for me now to justify buying certain SaaS products because why not build them yourself for your specific use case? Floot allows me to think differently about the products I build and how I can solve problems. Thank you, Floot team!