Floot is an AI app builder that connects to Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor and turns chat prompts into hosted full-stack web and mobile apps with built-in backend, database, and hosting.
About
Floot is a platform for building and running real applications without writing code or managing infrastructure. Users connect Floot to an AI assistant they already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client — and describe what they want in plain conversation. Floot then constructs the entire application, including the backend, database, authentication, and hosting, and publishes it at a live URL.
The product is made by Floot, Inc., a San Francisco-based company backed by Y Combinator. Under the hood, Floot operates as a remote MCP (Model Context Protocol) server: the connected AI assistant performs the reasoning and drives the build, while Floot provisions the project as a React and TypeScript frontend, serverless TypeScript endpoints, a Postgres database, file storage, and email. Because the model does the token work, building over the connector is free on Floot; the platform meters usage through "build actions" per tool call instead. The same project can also be published as a native iOS or Android app.
Key Features
Pricing & Fees
- Pricing: Three plans — Free at $0/month (100 building actions per day, no hosting or AI credits), Pro at $25/month (1,000 daily actions, 5,000 monthly AI credits, $10 monthly hosting), and Power at $100/month (5,000 daily actions, 15,000 monthly AI credits, $25 monthly hosting). Yearly billing gives two months free.
- Free tier: The Free plan supports exploring ideas with 100 building actions per day and 2 mobile app builds per month.
- Metering model: One build action counts per tool call; failed actions never count, and limits reset daily. Building over the MCP connector costs nothing beyond the plan's action limits.
- Mobile publishing limits: Native app builds are 2 per month on Free, 12 on Pro, and unlimited on Power; publishing to app stores requires Apple and Google developer accounts.
Who It's For
Floot is aimed primarily at non-coders — founders, indie makers, and small business owners — who want to turn an idea into a working, hosted product without touching git, a terminal, or separate backend services. It also suits developers and teams who want to prototype full-stack apps quickly using the AI assistants they already use daily. Typical use cases include simple web businesses like an order tracker, internal tools with accounts and recurring tasks, and apps that need payments or email receipts from day one.
FAQ
What is Floot?Floot is an AI app builder that connects to chat assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor and turns plain-language prompts into deployed full-stack web and mobile apps, with backend, database, and hosting included.
Does Floot have a free plan?Yes. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes 100 building actions per day, though it excludes hosting and monthly AI credits; paid plans start at $25 per month.
Which tools does Floot integrate with?Floot connects to Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor through one-click connectors, and works with any MCP client such as VS Code or Zed; it also supports integrations like Stripe, Google login, and Zapier.
How is Floot different from pay-per-token AI builders?Floot charges flat plans and meters "build actions" per tool call rather than per token, with failed actions excluded from counts and limits resetting daily; the AI credits in paid plans apply only to in-app AI features, the optional Floot agent, and image generation.
What happens to a project's code and data?Projects are React and TypeScript files with serverless endpoints and a provisioned Postgres database on Floot's infrastructure; users can download the code as a zip from the project view.
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