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Cursor vs Replit

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no commit on cursor/cursor (main) for 148 days; the newest is 12 May 2026.

github.com/cursor/cursor · github_repo.last_commit_at · read 8 Oct 2026

What the data says

Cursor — 33,265 stars, no commit in 148 days. We hold no repository for Replit.

Cursor is an IDE that runs as a desktop app: AI-powered IDE designed to replace VS Code with predictive editing and project context.

Replit is a no-code builder that runs in the browser: Browser-based development environment with AI agent that builds and deploys apps.

Cursor and Replit, fact by fact

FactCursorReplit
Stars33,265Verified 8 Oct 2026not tracked for Replit
Newest commit12 May 2026148 days old when we read itVerified 8 Oct 2026not tracked for Replit
Contributors31Verified 8 Oct 2026not tracked for Replit
Homebrew installsCursor has 3,580 more Homebrew installs in 30 days (449×).3,588 in 30 dayscursorVerified 8 Oct 20268 in 30 daysreplitVerified 8 Oct 2026
Repositorycursor/cursorVerified 8 Oct 2026not tracked for Replit

What our catalogue holds

These are curated rows, not readings. We state no difference between the two columns because we have not checked either of them.

Catalogue fieldCursorReplit
CategoryIDENo-Code Builder
Where it runsDesktopWeb-Based
Pricing string, uncheckedWrong on 43 of our 190 rows. Not a price of ours.Free / $20/mo+Free / $25/mo+
Vendor pagecursor.comreplit.com

What this page does not answer

We hold Cursor’s repository facts and nothing checked for Replit: no commit history, no licence, no release and no price. One column of facts is not a comparison, so this page names no winner and states no difference between the two. Tools get a full page in the order people search for them, and this one changes on the next build after that happens.

Questions people ask

Are Cursor and Replit still maintained?
Cursor has taken no commit on cursor/cursor (main) for 148 days; the newest is 12 May 2026. Replit has no repository we track. Both readings come from the default branch of each repository, on the date shown beside them.

How we check this page

  • Machine facts. Stars, contributors, the newest commit on the default branch, the licence GitHub reports and the latest stable release come from the GitHub API, and download counts from npm, PyPI, Homebrew and the VS Code Marketplace. Each value carries the day it was last confirmed, never the day this page was built. The line under each label is arithmetic on those two values.
  • Judgments. Every claim about what a tool suits, what it is bad at and what it costs is quoted from a page we read, and that page is linked beside the claim. Where there is no link, we wrote no claim.
  • Index status. We track Cursor's repository and hold nothing checked for Replit, so there is no comparison to make yet. So this page asks search engines not to index it, and it will ask again on every build until the data changes.

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