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bolt.new

bolt.new: AI-powered full-stack web app builder by StackBlitz

bolt.new is an AI web application builder developed by StackBlitz that enables users to create, edit, and deploy full-stack web applications through natural language commands. Backed by StackBlitz's WebContainers technology, it runs entirely in the browser with full Node.js support. The platform supports importing from GitHub and Figma for design system integration.

Category ui-design
Pricing Freemium
Platforms Web
web-builderfull-stackai

Use cases

  • Rapid prototyping of web applications without local environment setup
  • Building full-stack demos and MVPs through conversational AI
  • Designers bringing Figma designs to functional code quickly
  • Developers wanting instant browser-based development environments

Key features

  • Full-Stack Development: Creates front-end and back-end applications in browser
  • WebContainers Technology: Runs Node.js and npm entirely in browser tabs
  • Natural Language Building: Describe features and the AI builds them
  • GitHub Import: Import repositories and existing projects for AI enhancement
  • Figma Integration: Import designs directly from Figma for implementation
  • Design System Support: Includes support for Chakra, Material UI, and custom systems

Who Is It For?

  • Product managers and entrepreneurs building MVPs quickly
  • Designers with Figma designs seeking to implement them
  • Developers wanting instant environment setup for prototyping
  • Teams needing collaborative web development without setup

Frequently Asked Questions

Is bolt.new free?
bolt.new offers a freemium model with free tier and paid plans for extended usage and features.
What makes bolt.new different from other web builders?
bolt.new runs entirely in the browser using StackBlitz's WebContainers, providing full Node.js support without requiring Docker or local installation.
Can I import existing projects into bolt.new?
Yes, bolt.new supports importing from GitHub repositories and Figma designs for AI-assisted implementation.

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