The most complete list ever made (with demos & notes):
1/ @EmergentLabsHQ
- purely vibe coding tool (you need zero code skills)
- works best for building micro SaaS on web
- has its own AI keys (no need to figure things out)
- I'd say: go for it if you are non-technical with an idea
2/ @coderabbitai
- helps to review the code
- works great when I need to review my vibe coded project, but I dont wanna read all the code
- finds bugs, security holes & suggests improvements
3/ @anythingai
Agent that ships mobile apps & web. Designs that don't look AI made.
Includes everything: design, database, backend, auth, users, payments, ai, integrations, storage..
4/ @FactoryAI
An advanced AI coding tool: generates complex apps, docs, works well with large existing projects, has access to web search, MCPs, can run code on my local machine + UX is 🤌 . best for coders.
I'm building "Inbox agent" using this tool, gonna report back soon
5/ Wrapifai.com - 100% nocode. Super easy to use
- best for form based apps(calculators, ai generators, etc)
- I use it to build mini tools for SEO or lead magnets
- I built this little app listingbott.com/domain-authori… with 1 prompt and 1min.
6/ @roo_code
- works really fast
- you can queue your next prompts while it's working on previous tasks
- open source, installs as a plugin in VS code
- best for coders to be used as a coding companion
- can use your browser to test its code
7/ @figma Make
- prompt to prototype
- for non coders & non designers
- best if the output needs to look beautiful or you're building UI-first MVP or a prototype (for apps with no backend, where everything is done on the browser)
8/ @zeddotdev
- open source multiplayer IDE for coding written in Rust
- there is pretty cool native "AI Agent" system that lets you connect to most third party models
- works only for real coders
- (it's not a vs code fork)
9/ @blinkdotnew
- for nocoders
- works well for websites, simple saas and web apps with auth & db
- has hosting & custom domains (also cdn and auto scaling)
- produces mobile adaptive websites out of the box
10/ @cosineai
- for devs
- multi agents work in parallel (end to end, with no human supervision)
- works for existing complex codebases
- trained its own ai model
11/ Tidewave . ai
- AI coding agent integrated into your environment, capable of modifying your web app
- accesses your db, evaluates code, and functions like a developer (pretty unique feature)
- works for Phoenix & Ruby on Rails
12/ Rosebud_AI
- vibe coding tool for games
- works for non coders
- tailored for 2d/3d games only
- lets you use threejs for visuals
13/ @codotdev
- great for fullstack apps (web, backend, db)
- integrated with Square, making it easy to launch e-commerce websites ready to go live (no auth/keys hustle)
- great for non coders
14/ @CreateWithBloom
- nocoders can build native mobile apps
- handles backend too
- apps can be shared instantly via a link
15/ @genspark_ai AI Developer
- Claude Code clone
- for non coders
16/ @vibecodeapp
- for nocoders
- a mobile app that builds mobile apps
17/ @steercode
- a mobile app that builds mobile apps
- for non coders
- handles the whole thing (from text to the app that can be shared with others via expo)
- can prompt or talk to it
18/ @allhands_ai
- similar to Claude Code
- open source, MIT licensed
- model agnostic, use an API or bring your own
- simple to install and run `pip install openhands-ai` and `openhands`
19/ @kirodotdev
- VScode fork
- for devs
- has "ai hooks", where you can define ai coding rules using prompts that will exexute on certain triggers(I dont think anyone else has this feature)
- use "spec-driven" model, which is a bit annoying but useful
20/ Google Opal
- nocoders can build AI mini-apps by linking together prompts, models, and tools
- similar to the mix of nocoder tools (n8n, lindy, make, etc) where you can chain things together, but here you can just prompt it.
21/ @create_xyz
- it can clone a product when you drop the link to it
- has connections to things like the movie db, hackernews and more
- auth with one prompt
Good if you wanna create functioning products with just a few prompts.
22/
- perhaps the best for generating mobile apps from your phone
- also it's mobile-first iteself, basically "generate mobile app from your mobile"
- produces React Native apps (not just web wrappers)
- uses Claude 3.7 Sonnet
Can build production-grade apps, with backend and database.
I'm building my inbox agent here, too, so far, I really love the design output.
Works great for non-coders.
24/ @cursor_ai
- the best
- works best for coders and not such a good fit for nocoders
- can assist, autocomplete, refactor and even build entire modules/projects
Here its been asked to migrate from Tailwind v3 to v4
25/ @boltdotnew
- started as a side project of stackblitz and went huge raising $105M
- works for everyone(coders, nocoders, marketers...)
- has out of the box integration with supabase for data, auth..
26/ @lovable_dev
- fastest-growing EU based startup today ($10M ARR)
- native supabase integration
- the best AI+NoCode mix on the market (the wysiwyg part)
- takes in screenshots as an input and can produce full web apps
I use it instead of Figma 😃
27/ @windsurf_ai (works well for advanced apps. my top 3)
- acts as a true agent
- can use the web search
- has a memory.
- best for lazy coders
28/ Stitch from Google
- best for prototyping
- can be used by founders, designers, nocoders
- much faster than all the others
29/ Grok Studio from X AI
My favorite way of playing with code. I think people could use it to learn coding (I strongly suggest all vibe coders to learn coding)
30/ Canva Code
Perfect for lead magnets for founders, nocoders and marketers.
31/ @augmentcode
- works in vs code and jetbrains
- for coders
- can execute code, run terminal, find issues and analyze the code
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32/ @buildwithmocha
- for non coders
- builds full stack apps from prompts
- 100% complete(auth, db, hosting, emails...)
- perfect for non tech people, e.g. for your grandma
33/ @rork_app
text to app AI agent
- builds mobile apps
- publishing directly on TestFlight
- perfect for building mobile apps for noncoders
34/ Clark
- ai agent to build internal enterprise apps
- can build an app from jira tickets
- a mix of prompting, figma like editing and coding
35/ GitHub Copilot ( the OG of this game, started back in 2020 )
- can generate code
- handles large codebases
- can merge PRs, fix bugs, search code
- supports agent mode now and also it's open sourced
36/ @Replit AI
- most advanced AI Agent for coding imho
- has two modes: Agent or Assistant
- true full stack app generator. Has its own server, db, hosting...
37/ @v0 from @vercel
- best for making well-designed web pages or UIs
- doesn't work well for fullstack apps
- can use figma as a starting point
- lets you edit elements one by one
38/ @marsxdev (my own product)
- a mix of AI, NoCode and High Code
- I built @seobotai, @listingbott and @indexrusher using marsx
- it takes the whole coding world to the next level since it isn't a website builder, but "SaaS builder"
39/ @DevinAI
- not expensive anymore
- targets the corporates
- acts as a junior dev in a dev team
- sends pull requests, works alongside you or your team. Doesnt work as well for me yet, idk why, feels like it works well for good repos. Mine is a mess
40/ @webdraw_
- best for people with zero coding experience
- totally genius UX
- free
- turns sketches into web apps
41/ @Tempo_Labs
- Generates full-stack apps using a text or image prompt
- It starts by making an architecture and diagrams
- I think they have the best AI Coding UX, wow
42/ Claude Code
can search code, run tests, and push to GitHub.
Claude Code is a CLI tool that lets you delegate engineering tasks to Claude with full access to your codebase, tests, and GitHub - all from your terminal.
43/ @Trae_ai
- goes all the way from 0 to 1 via prompting
- free
- from Bytedance
- can do fullstack web apps
- for coders
44/ @cline
- VC code plugin
- works for large codebases
- supports any LLM
- runtime awareness
45/ @DatabuttonHQ
- from my friends from Norway
- backed by VCs who backed one of my startups
- has very unique approach, different from most of the players
- works great for true nocoders
46/ @continuedev
- an open source alternative to Cursor
- great for those who wanna build their own AI IDE (like maker from Pear AI who forked it)
47/ @base_44
- for noncoders
- all in one
- creates dashboard-like apps pretty well
48/ @QodoAI
- for coders
- can write tests, refactor and generate code
- supports all llms(including deepseek)
48/ Aider from @paulgauthier
- can generate most of the things out of prompts
- has cool terminal UI
- acts as a pair programmer
- works locally
49/ @trypearai
- entered into YC
- had a huge drama around forking a github repo
- had a mentor call with them, two very talented guys taking an alternative path on competing with cursor
50/ Github Spark
- works well for small or demo apps
- still behind the "waitlist" for the technical preview
51/ Firebase Studio
- free alternative to cursor
- can build mobile apps
- uses gemini
52/ Tabnine
- mostly works as an advanced AI Autocomplete
- slowly getting into AI code gen
53/ Amazon CodeWhisperer
- can generate unit tests
- help with coding
54/ Jetbrains
- create web apps and websites without writing a single line of code
- for small, single-purpose applications like plant trackers, fitness apps, blogs, planners, quiz apps...
55/ ChatGPT code canvas
- great for nocoders learning tocode
Building windows 95 demo:
56/ Haystack - An IDE built on top of a canvas
- really cool and creative idea for UX of a code refactoring with AI
- also does code reviewing
57/ OpenAI Codex
- for coders
- works for existing repos
- seems like it'll compete with devin
58/ Jules from Google.
- for coders
- can be used a bug fixer, or for simple tasks
- can review code
59/ @AmpCode from Sourcegraph
- agentic (parallel) coding tool for coders
- from a company that knows what the code is really well
- for coders(IDE plugin)
60/ @SoftgenAI
It took me 20 minutes to get my app done.
Compared to all other tools I've tried, softgen felt the more autonomous. I didn't have to debug things. It did it all on its own.
61/ @AiBlckbx
Generic coding agent for nocoders.
62. That's it.
Have I missed anything???
Btw, here are some of my own startups:
↳ unicornplatform.com website and directory builder
↳ listingbott.com finds all relevant web directories & lists you there
↳ seobotai.com AI Blog generator for SEO
↳ tinyadz.com b2b ad network for tech products & services
↳ johnrush.me about me
[windsurf, soham, google, openai, devin, agi, cluely, truely, amazon, elon, nikita, ilya, sam, satya, ai browsers, grok4, jeff bezos, roy]
(you can thank me later, for saving you weeks of doomscrolling)
1. One dude cemented his spot as the idol of a new era next to Hawk Tuah, "cheat on everything guy", "$20M ARR in 7 hours bro" & bonny blue.
He worked (pretended to work) at 15 YC-backed startups at once. When caught, claiming it was to make ends meet. Maybe he has 500 kids or India is costlier than we thought
2. Drama of the year:
> OpenAI acquires WIndsurf for $3B
> Satya Nutella (the real openai boss) kills the deal to save VS code+Copilot
> Google hires windsurf founders for $2.4B
> Devin hires the remaining 250 devs into the Pied Piper office to replace their AI developers
How I got my first 100 users for each of my 24 startups:
1. Cold emails:
- go for quality, not quantity
send to 20 people; if no reply, change the copy and resend. repeat until 2 replies.
- make it super short and include the outcome E.g. for @listingbott I'd send this "100 backlinks from relevant directories in one click"
2. Social media DMs (Li, X, IG, FB, RD, etc)
- send 15 sec loom with an audit of their biz/site/profile...where the preview makes it obvious it's personalized.
- impress them with your quick effort
- e.g. for @seobotai it'd be: "SEO audit of their website"
I had a dream tonight, it was the year 2055, I saw this:
1. Attention is the ultimate currency that replaced money, time & resources 2. Work is optional (full abundance with artificial scarcity) 3. 99% of the population doesn't work, they...
...play e-games, all life 4. Every human owns a generic humanoid robot, as we own smartphones 5. Unethical games dominate: Hunger Games, Squid Games, Gladiator Games, Mortal Combat, and more 6. Children are produced in the lab and taken care of by robo-parents
7. The invention of anti-aging medicine completely eliminated reproduction in rich cities 8. The ww3 is ongoing in the form of never-ending drone/tech/ai/info wars, very similar to sports games, with minimal civilian casualties
> Traditional SaaS is done (soon)
> commoditized
> founders clone successful products & halve the price
> a race to the bottom, down to $0
> everything is about to look & work the same: the social mediaschedulers, web builders, calendar apps, etc
I think this is what comes next:
AI Agent will dominate the software.
AI Agents will be the only proxy between humans and machines.
Non-AI software will still be necessary, but it'll be used by AI, not humans.
Today, we build software for humans, tomorrow, we'll build for agents.
The Future of UX:
Old UX will be gone and most traditional software will simply expose API for other agents(e.g., MCP servers).
The new UX: chat, canvas, mindmap, AR
Most consumer UX will be AR, e.g. we'll be wearing glasses and AI will augment the interface on top of the real world.
Don’t do this until you made $10k with your startup:
> hire > google/fb ads
> redesign > registering a company
> outsourcing > more features
> refactoring > start a new project
> VC funding > events
> dark mode > conferences
Why:
No employees!
> they can perform well-defined tasks, but at the beginning, most tasks need creativity & exploration.
> they don’t care as much as u, they won’t be obsessed with making the product better, listening the users and working their ass off. The customers gonna feel it
No Google/FB ads!
> paid ads can’t magically bring traffic to a product that sucks organically. So first get some organic traction
> if u still go for paid growth, use: influencers or niched networks like @TinyAdz , if you're in b2b tech
To solve chicken & the egg problem, you should be the chicken and your users are the eggs. E.g. in TinyAdz I was the first advertizer, I paid to adevertize my own products, so that publishers could earn money on the day one. So easy.
2) Build a tool for yourself.
If u truly satisfy yourself & become a big fan of your own tool, the chance you won’t find external users is zero.
(I built SeoBot and listingbott this way)