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Where creativity drives performance
4.8•134 reviews•2.2K followers
Webflow App Gen










2.2K followers
2.2K followers










Launched on November 12th, 2025
There isn’t a dedicated rollback button in the App Generator flow. For deployment details, refer to Webflow Cloud’s dev docs. Git isn’t built into App Gen, but you can initialize and use Git from your Terminal while the app is active to manage versions and roll back via Git workflows.
Yes. Webflow Cloud provides hosting for generated web apps, giving teams a secure, scalable, and performant foundation. It’s designed to host production apps on Webflow’s infrastructure, so you can deploy without managing servers and rely on built-in performance and security for your projects.
App Gen generates web apps using the Astro framework, not native app binaries. Today, it renders web-based components rather than native views inside Webflow. There are also plans for a “Component Gen” feature to create custom components with AI in the future, but currently all App Gen outputs are web apps powered by Astro.
App Gen aligns to your intent by letting you import specific components and design with the Variables panel. For complex behavior, you iterate with the AI Assistant to refine interactions and state handling. More control types, including visual editing, are in progress. Today, expect an iterative workflow: import components, set variables, then prompt and adjust with the assistant until the output matches your design.

Does this allow us to query searches server side? Or do we still have to fetch the entire collection
Webflow
@sailwindcreative Can you share more details? I'm not sure I have enough to go on in order to answer your question.
Creaibo
good to see you! webflow helped me to build my first site with own webpage. BTW, I quite expect more agent-based features tho, do you have any plans
Webflow
@rylynn Right back at you! Broadly speaking, we plan to unlock more agentic workflows on the Webflow platform in the future. See: Webflow Conf 2025 Keynote
Creaibo
@josh_berman looks great!
Webflow
@auheen So happy that you found this functionality so valuable! Yes, App Gen is capable of generating workflows to get or post data to any external API. If API require authentification, add authentification token that you are using to access API to `.env` file available inside the app using code editor. Then prompt agent to do expected action with data and include detailed description of the API shape. Include name of the token in the prompt. Please, avoid posting token value directly in the chat. Agent then will perform all needed changes. Or alternatively you can add needed code directly using code editor.
I’ve gotta say, Webflow App Gen is seriously impressive! Building full-stack web apps natively in Webflow with AI that integrates your design system and CMS? That’s a massive win for teams like mine that blend design and dev. As a designer who’s tired of handoff headaches, this would let us build production-ready apps without ever leaving Webflow. Quick ask: How does App Gen tackle more complex backend needs—like user auth or third-party APIs—while staying native to the Webflow ecosystem?
@josh_berman I love what you’ve built! What’s the next big feature you’re planning to bring to Webflow?
Webflow
@md_faisal_sheikh1Â In the realm of AI, we plan to unlock more agentic workflows on the Webflow platform. See: Webflow Conf 2025 Keynote
Product Hunt Regular
Can we deploy to a sub folder of our main domain, ie examplesite.com is running webflow, can we put an app at examplesite.com/calculator?
Webflow
@dshan Yes! That's how App Gen performs. The web apps you produce are an extension of your website. In the future, we'll expand on this capability. Learn more on our code gen page.
Webflow
@samihasnine We have really basic chronological checkpoints that save your updated source code before the agent starts changing code in response to your request. Users can revert to this point in the history. Keep in mind, there is no cherry picking when you revert (i.e. you rewind to that point in history, you don't just undo the specific change made at that time).