Floot

I chose Floot because it simplifies the app-building process without sacrificing functionality. As someone who’s always juggling side projects, I needed a tool that could handle the full stack, from backend to hosting, without taking up too much time. Floot lets me quickly prototype and launch ideas without getting bogged down by setup or maintenance—perfect for turning concepts into working apps fast.

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I've tried many other platforms and Floot is far and beyond better than the others. Also, their team is extremely helpful and responsive.

Initially I found floot very powerful and quick to work with. Like other uses have noted, the AI develops a worrying habit of building things that were not asked for, and spends a lot of unrecoverable time doing so, and uses a lot of tokens and time to unpick errors especially. (£600 last month) It's own errors and forgotten context eat your tokens. Whole sections of the app can become unusable. The absolute killer for any sort of commercial app is not AI related, its conceptually poor thinking... that the Sandbox and the Live app SHARE the database.... and the there is no staging environment - so like yesterday when the app created a buggy cleanup SQL statement run by a cron-job, the live app was affected by clients losing data....!!! So create a duplicate perhaps? NO! duplicate apps share the live and sandbox database... and so for every duplicate you create another potential headache. The UI AI said to the back end AI - Apparently I built this... after one error needed rectifying: It loses context in unpredictable ways: I would consider this for development only if you can redeploy the Code to Vercel and build a professional workflow from your Git and hook up to Xano or Postgres outside of Floot. It's not a finished thing. Be careful.

I’ve spent the past several years building products with tools like Bubble, Flutterflow, and Webflow, so I have a good sense of what to expect from no-code platforms. I’ve been using Floot for a while, and while the concept is promising and the interface looks clean, my actual experience has been very frustrating. The AI makes arbitrary changes I never requested, forcing me to waste hours fixing things instead of moving forward. Translation edits, for example, can cause entire pages to break—menus suddenly display key values instead of labels, original text appears instead of translations, and inconsistencies spread across the page. It creates endless cycles of rework. After subscribing, the AI even feels less capable—missing context, producing irrelevant results, and causing repeated errors. To make matters worse, my quota gets drained just from fixing these issues, followed by constant prompts to upgrade my plan. And when I tried to cancel or delete my account/projects, I couldn’t. That kind of lock-in feels unacceptable. Compared to tools like Lovable, Floot has a very long way to go in terms of stability, reliability, and fairness. Based on my experience, I can’t rate it higher than 2 stars right now.

Pros: Builds production-grade, scalable applications Handles complex logic and data structures with ease Truly AI-native architecture, not just a UI wrapper Intuitive workflow for ambitious, non-technical builders Cons: The platform's power means there's a slight learning curve if your only goal is a simple one-page site, but it's well worth it for any real application. Review As a non-technical founder, I've observed that while many AI app builders excel at creating impressive prototypes, they often fall short in providing the architectural depth necessary for scalable business applications, especially when faced with complex demands. Floot stands out as the first platform I've encountered that truly feels engineered from the ground up with scalability and production environments in mind. It's clearly more than just another generative AI wrapper. Its fully integrated stack—encompassing the backend, database, and hosting—provides a robust foundation, transforming a fragile prototype into a deployable product capable of handling real traffic and business demands. This is the crucial distinction between a demo and a market-ready application. For any founder or product builder with an ambitious vision, Floot finally bridges the gap between a complex idea and a market-ready application. It's a genuine game-changer for those of us striving to build the "killer apps" of the future, not just another landing page. Exceptional work by the Floot team.

I used Floot a few weeks ago and was impressed by its simplicity and efficiency. The interface is clear, intuitive, and allows you to track task progress in real time. It’s a versatile solution that suits both coders and no-code enthusiasts. GitHub integration is very important and urgently needed perhaps alongside Supabase integration? The built-in AI is also very powerful, adding real value to the product. It’s an interesting solution that still requires significant improvements and integrations, as well as clearer options for proper hosting solutions. The one major drawback is that the generated output creates a Floot-specific framework which makes self-hosting difficult ( if externalization of code ) without significant modification or rebuilding... I’m curious to see how it evolves! MAJ. After updating. Indeed, after a simple “hello world” and project download, the structure is now much cleaner and easier to use without any headaches! Great job and thank you. 5 stars now.

I've been using Floot for several weeks now, and I've already built and launched 4 apps with it. In my experience, it's leaps and bounds ahead of competitors like Lovable, Bolt, or most other no-code tools out there. One key feature that stands out most is the exceptional error handling, with Floot, it works! (unlike most other platforms). With the entire tech stack built right in, Floot has been an absolute godsend for someone like me who wants to focus on creating without the headache of setting up backends from scratch. Plus, the ability to host multiple apps under a single subscription is a game-changer for efficiency and cost savings. For anyone into no code app building, Floot is a must-try!