Solid earns strong praise for delivering real, production-ready apps rather than throwaway prototypes. Reviewers highlight fast setup, an intuitive flow, and dependable full‑stack outputs with React/Node that feel “ownable” and extendable. Many compare it favorably to Lovable, V0, and Replit, citing superior results and a smoother path to deployment. Concerns center on credits running out during error fixes and wanting clearer guidance on plans, export readability, and long‑term maintainability. Overall, users report shipping working apps quickly, with several moving projects over after hitting limits elsewhere.
Magiclight
Big congrats on the launch!
Solid looks like a game-changer compared to other AI builders！
@jason123 Thanks Jason for your kind words :)
I love the idea, but isn’t it harder for non-tech founders to maintain once they get “real” code vs a managed backend? Would love your thoughts.
Solid
@hamza_afzal_butt Great question Hamza! Real code can seem intimidating at first, but it actually gives non-tech founders real power and more flexibility long-term. With a prebuilt backend like other tools, you’re locked into a black box—you can’t extend it, debug it, or hand it off to devs. Its just a prototype. Solid generates a full-stack app like a real engineer would, you can actually work with or pass to any engineer. Solid builds what an engineer would build if you hired one. Other tools might seem simpler but if you are aiming to build a serious project you are actually building on sand.
Wow, this is solid (pun intended 😅). Congrats!
@ragsyme Hahah, thanks Raghav for your support. Please go check out the product and share your feedback when you get a chance. :)
TrackerJam
Solid is launching today 🚀An AI that can build real, production-ready web apps for you. Turning ideas into fully working products faster than ever.
@maklyen_may Appreciate you stopping by, Maklyen! :)
Really exciting launch! What caught my eye is how you’re focusing on ownership and extendability. Most AI builders feel exciting for 5 minutes, but then box you in with limits or lock-in.
I’ve been exploring how founders can avoid those “half-measures” in other parts of building too, and I think your approach nails that balance between speed and seriousness. Do you think people will adopt Solid as their first build tool, or as a way to escape the limitations of something they have already tried?
Solid
@andreitudor14 Thanks Andrei! 🙌 Exactly — most tools feel magical for 5 minutes then trap you. With Solid, we see both: teams starting their build with us and teams importing projects (yes, we even built an Import from Lovable feature 😅). The goal: speed + real ownership. 🚀
@eddelan Rooting for Solid's growth!
Solid
Ever since I started programming 19 years ago, I’ve been obsessed with one question: how do we quickly build better software? When ChatGPT came out, I knew something had changed. But almost three years later, with all the vibe coding tools on the market, it’s clear we are not there yet.
Most app builders today are great for frontend design but fail to make it to production. People use them to build prototypes then get stuck. Why? Real-world software faces new challenges all the time — new compliance and on-premise requirements, third-party APIs, integration with existing infrastructures, so the walled-garden app builder approach breaks down quickly when trying to go beyond a prototype.
That's why we built Solid. Solid isn't another walled garden where your creations are held hostage. It builds production-grade software that you can scale, maintain, migrate and extend. Every application comes with its own PostgreSQL database, runs in its own Docker container on dedicated VM, and belongs entirely to you. Build browser automation agents, SaaS platforms, or internal tools—the choice is yours.
Do I missed anything? Where is the pricing info?
Solid
@dillon_zenos you can start for free, with 30 free credits per day! If you want to subscribe you can for 20 $/month for 200 credits, after that you can also buy credit packages that never expire
@dillon_zenos @eddelan For the $20 per month you get 200 credits per day then?