
Softgen is an AI web app builder for founders and teams creating full-stack projects from prompts. Describe a product, review the generated plan, and iterate through a live preview. It uses a standard web stack with options for a database, authentication, payments, and deployment.
Softgen combines app generation with a conventional codebase and external infrastructure choices. Projects can use GitHub, Supabase, and Vercel, rather than depending entirely on a proprietary runtime. Developers can continue work in an IDE after exporting the project.
Start by describing the application and answering follow-up questions. Softgen generates a development plan and builds a preview that can be revised through conversation. Its listed stack includes Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, Resend, GitHub, and Vercel.
Teams can connect their own infrastructure accounts or use the platform-managed setup. Paid plans include GitHub export; model access and collaboration differ by tier. Check authentication, authorization, payments, and data handling before relying on a generated application for customers.
Softgen features testimonials from founders, agency owners, and developers describing MVP creation and code export. Those experiences describe particular projects. For your own evaluation, try a real workflow with persistent data and inspect the exported code. Count the revisions and engineering work needed after the first generated preview.
Features and project capacity vary by tier. Code generation consumes credits, so the number of apps you can complete depends on their complexity and revision needs. Include any external hosting, database, or service charges in the project budget.
Softgen offers free trial credits without a card. Completing an app may require paid credits and external hosting or database services.
Softgen builds full-stack web apps from prompts, using Next.js, Supabase, live previews, GitHub export, and deployment options.
With Softgen, Starter is $25/month and Pro $49/month. Generation uses credits; hosting, database, and revision costs vary.