Floot

Build and ship web and mobile apps inside Claude or ChatGPT

4.4•21 reviews•

2.8K followers

Build and ship web and mobile apps inside Claude or ChatGPT

4.4•21 reviews•

2.8K followers

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Vibe Coding Tools

Floot Connector plugs Floot into Claude and ChatGPT, so you can describe an app in the chat you already use and get a real full-stack app back with a database, user logins, and a live URL. Floot doesn't charge for AI credits. Your Claude or ChatGPT subscription does the thinking, and Floot handles the build, hosting, and deploy. And it's not just web anymore. Tell Floot to publish to iOS and Android, sign in to Apple or Google Play once, then keep shipping to the app stores from the same chat.

This is the 4th launch from Floot. View more

Floot Payments

Launched this week

Take payments in apps you build in ChatGPT and Claude

Floot apps can now take real money. Ask your AI in ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor for "a $9/month plan", "a checkout for this course" or "shipping labels for my orders", and Floot sets it up: subscriptions with a billing page, one-time payments, tickets and deposits, coupons and refunds, plus shipping with live rates, labels and tracking. Runs on Stripe, no API keys or webhooks. Test free in preview, go live when you publish.

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Launch tags:Payments•Artificial Intelligence•Vibe coding

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Floot Payments removes the fintech friction from agent monetization. The no-API-keys approach is genuinely elegant - turns "give my agent a payment flow" into a one-liner. Real strength: handles the full money flow cleanly (subscriptions, one-time, refunds). Question for the team: how are you handling chargeback disputes as creators scale? That's where most fintech integrations break.

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4d ago

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Previous Floot Launches

Floot in ChatGPTBuild and publish real apps without leaving ChatGPT

Launched on October 29th, 2026

Floot MCPBuild and ship web and mobile apps inside Claude or ChatGPT

Launched on September 24th, 2026

FlootBuild serious apps with AI without getting stuck

Launched on August 7th, 2025

4.4

Based on 21 reviews

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Reviewers largely praise Floot for making full app building accessible to non-coders, with an intuitive interface, strong support, solid performance, and features like visual editing that speed iteration. Several say it handles prompts and errors better than alternatives and helps them ship real projects quickly. But recurring complaints point to instability: the AI can make unwanted changes, lose context, burn through quotas, and make rollback awkward. Some also flag pricing friction, limited advanced customization, and serious concerns about workflow, transparency, and deployment safety.

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Pros

no-code support (11)

user-friendly interface (8)

built-in tech stack (6)

fast performance (5)

error handling (3)

free tier (2)

Cons

AI context issues (2)

mobile app limitations (2)

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Cons

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•1 review

I've been using Floot for several weeks now, and I've already built and launched 4 apps with it. In my experience, it's leaps and bounds ahead of competitors like Lovable, Bolt, or most other no-code tools out there. One key feature that stands out most is the exceptional error handling, with Floot, it works! (unlike most other platforms). With the entire tech stack built right in, Floot has been an absolute godsend for someone like me who wants to focus on creating without the headache of setting up backends from scratch. Plus, the ability to host multiple apps under a single subscription is a game-changer for efficiency and cost savings. For anyone into no code app building, Floot is a must-try!

What's great

error handling (3)built-in tech stack (6)no-code support (11)multiple app hosting (1)

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Floot

Thanks for the review, Visham! We spent a lot of time making the experience seamless for people like you, and we're trying to improve every day 💪

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1yr ago

•4 reviews

I used Floot a few weeks ago and was impressed by its simplicity and efficiency. The interface is clear, intuitive, and allows you to track task progress in real time. It’s a versatile solution that suits both coders and no-code enthusiasts. GitHub integration is very important and urgently needed perhaps alongside Supabase integration? The built-in AI is also very powerful, adding real value to the product. It’s an interesting solution that still requires significant improvements and integrations, as well as clearer options for proper hosting solutions. The one major drawback is that the generated output creates a Floot-specific framework which makes self-hosting difficult ( if externalization of code ) without significant modification or rebuilding... I’m curious to see how it evolves! MAJ. After updating. Indeed, after a simple “hello world” and project download, the structure is now much cleaner and easier to use without any headaches! Great job and thank you. 5 stars now.

What's great

user-friendly interface (8)GitHub integration (1)built-in tech stack (6)no-code support (11)real-time task tracking (1)

What needs improvement

limited integrations (1)Floot-specific framework (1)self-hosting difficulty (1)

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Floot

Thanks for the review! For exporting code - we definitely need to do some work there to make it more runnable out of the gate. It's just missing some entry files and a package.json, so it should be fairly easy for us to add. We didn't focus on that initially because we were focusing on optimizing the experience for non-coders who typically don't self-host, but it's something that has been requested by users who want that control. Definitely planned!

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1yr ago

Floot

Update: We just pushed an update so that the exported code is runnable and ready for self-hosting without any modifications :)

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1yr ago

Fypro

•15 reviews

Impressed by Floot! Built a saas e-commerce site in almost 3 minutes. After that, I built a log in and sign up page with one prompt and some details. The page is absolutely what I want! And I like the interface. It shows me the code generation process. But I don't need to pay much attention on it. It is nice for non-coders. Brilliant design! I tried to adjust the details on the pages. The interaction from "Select" to "Chat" could be more specific. I chose one category title and asked AI to change to red. But it changed all of the category titles. So maybe it can double check it before run. Congrats on the launch! Love Floot