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Turns a description, screenshot or design into a working web app you can publish
by Vercel
Emergent
by EmergentAgentWrite code
Builds a working web or mobile app from a plain-language description and puts it online
About Emergent
Emergent is an AI app builder: you describe an app, website or landing page in plain words, its agent builds it with a database and a preview, you change it by chatting, then publish it online.
For Small business ownersProduct managersOperations teams
Made by Emergent
Emergent (company name Emergentlabs on its website) builds an AI platform that turns plain-language descriptions into working apps and websites.
- Stars
- —
- License
- Closed source
- Cost
- Paid
- Platforms
- Web
- Level
- Beginner
Overview
Emergent is an AI app builder. You pick an app type, describe what you want in plain words, and its agent builds a full-stack web app, mobile app or landing page with a database and a private preview, often in under 20 minutes. You ask for changes in chat or by clicking on parts of the preview, then publish it to a live web address. It suits small business owners, product managers and operations teams who need a simple tool without writing code.
You can download the code it writes and change or host it elsewhere, so the app is not tied to the platform.
Try these first
Start with the first one: it is a small task you can check easily.
- Build a one-screen habit logger where I can add a habit and tick it off each day. Keep it simple.First try · uses credits
- Make a landing page for [business name] with a sign-up form for a waiting list.uses credits
- Add a page that shows last week's entries as a chart.uses credits
- Publish this app and tell me the live address.from 50 credits a month
Example prompts written by Agent Flows Hub.
Features
From the creator's documentation.
| Feature | What it does | Runs |
|---|---|---|
| App types | Full-stack web apps, mobile apps and landing pages, or a Brainstorm session to plan first | All plans |
| Database and preview | Each app comes with a database and a private preview that only you can see | Emergent cloud |
| Changes in chat | Describe what is wrong or missing and the agent changes the app | Uses credits |
| Visual Edits | Click an element in the preview, describe the change, then apply a batch of edits at once | Uses credits |
| Publishing | Puts the app online at a live address, with an optional custom domain | From 50 credits a month |
| Your code | Download the code to change it or host it somewhere else | Your copy |
Good to know
You need a small tool, such as an expense logger for your team, and have no developer. Emergent builds it from a description with a database and a private preview you can click through before anything goes live.
Limits
- Building uses credits, and each published app costs from 50 credits a month, depending on its publishing tier, to stay live. Check your balance under Account Settings before a long build.
- The app type is fixed for each job. If you are unsure what you need, start with a Brainstorm session before building.
Notes by Agent Flows Hub (original project name: Emergent), written from the creator's documentation, not from running it ourselves. Emergent docs: start with your idea · Emergent docs: how credits work · Introducing Visual Edits
Stuck setting it up?
Tell us what happened. We take a look first; if it needs paid work, you get an estimate before anything starts.
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