Lazy AI alternatives at a glance
| Tool | Price | State | Newest commit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bolt.new | not verified | Dormant | 17 Dec 2024 |
| Google Stitch | not verified | Not tracked | not tracked |
| Softr | not verified | Not tracked | not tracked |
| Replit | not verified | Not tracked | not tracked |
Also close, not yet researched
These match Lazy AI by category and workflow, and we have not read their vendor pages. We publish no judgment and no price for them, because we have no source to put beside one.
- Bolt.newDormantBrowser-based full-stack app builder using StackBlitz with prompt-driven developmentRepository tracked
- Google StitchExperimental Google Labs tool for prompts to UI designsWebsite checked
- SoftrNo-code app builder for portals directories and business apps from AirtableWebsite checked
- ReplitBrowser-based development environment with AI agent that builds and deploys appsRegistry tracked
- CHAI.newPrompt to vibe code any AI agent and deployCatalogue entry
- LovableIdea to app in seconds - superhuman full stack engineer via promptsCatalogue entry
- HeyBossAI-powered no-code platform with a team of specialized AI agents (CEO, Designer, Developer, Copywriter, SEO Specialist) that collaborates to build production-ready websites and apps from a single natural language prompt in minutesCatalogue entry
- bolt.diyOpen-source fork of Bolt for full-stack app generation and deployment via promptsCatalogue entry
- CreatrAI-powered no-code web app builder that turns natural language prompts into production-ready web apps and landing pages using Next.js and Tailwind CSS with auto-error fixing, website cloning, version history, and one-click deploymentCatalogue entry
- Rocket.newBuild Web and Mobile Apps 10x Faster Without CodeCatalogue entry
Questions people ask
- Are any of these Lazy AI alternatives dead?
- Bolt.new: dormant, no commit on stackblitz/bolt.new (main) for 660 days; the newest is 17 Dec 2024.
- How many Lazy AI alternatives do you track?
- We name 10 on this page. 0 carry judgments and prices we read and quoted, 4 carry live repository data with no judgment yet, and 6 are catalogue entries we have not researched. We say which is which on every row rather than presenting all of them as reviewed.
How we check this page
Stars, licences, the newest commit on each default branch and the latest stable release are read from the GitHub API, and each one shows the day it was last confirmed rather than the day this page was built. Every judgment and every price is quoted from a page we read, and that page is linked beside the claim. Where a link is missing we wrote no claim. We have researched 0 of the 10 tools named here.