Pick the right tools, then ship something real.

Floot is a vibe coding platform that gives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT and Claude a database, logins and hosting to build on, so what you prompt becomes a live app instead of a demo on your laptop.

What you get

Vibe coding means building software by describing it to an AI and steering the result. The coding agents are good now; what trips people up is everything around them: where the database lives, how users sign in, how it gets online and how you check the AI’s work. This site covers the tools and the practice, honestly.

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    Works with your agent

    Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT and Claude can all build on Floot through its MCP server.

  2. 02

    Database and logins included

    Postgres and sign-up with email, Google or Microsoft come with every app.

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    Live preview

    See each change as the agent makes it, before anything is published.

  4. 04

    Backend that keeps running

    Server endpoints, scheduled jobs, email and push run on Floot with nobody online.

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    Publish in one step

    Publishing is free on every plan; add your own domain when you’re ready.

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    Your data stays yours

    Download the whole database on any plan.

See how Floot compares

What mattersFlootAgent plus separate services
Services to set upOneSeveral
Who connects database, auth and hostingYour agent, through Floot’s MCP serverYou
Preview before publishingLive previewDepends on your setup
Starting price$0/moVaries per service

Read: Best vibe coding tools (2026): 8 options compared · Best AI coding agents compared (2026): Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more · Floot vs Replit (2026): which AI builder fits your app?

Tools for every kind of vibe coder

First-time builders

Describe the app in ChatGPT or Claude and get something live the same day.

Agent power users

Keep using Claude Code, Codex or Cursor; Floot handles the backend and hosting.

Founders shipping a product

Logins, payments and phone apps without assembling five services.

Everything your app needs, built in

Postgres database
Download the whole database on any plan.
Sign-up and login
Email, Google and Microsoft sign-in for your own users.
Hosting and custom domains
Publishing is free on every plan; Pro includes $10 of hosting a month.
Email in and out
Send and receive email from the app.
Push notifications
On the web and on iPhone and Android.
Scheduled jobs
Work that runs with nobody online.
Payments
Checkout and subscriptions through Floot Payments, paid out via Stripe.
Native phone apps
Built and submitted to the App Store and Google Play, no Mac needed.
Works from your AI
ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, through Floot's MCP server.
7-day database restore
Paid plans can put the database back to any moment in the last 7 days.

From people building on Floot

“I build with ChatGPT and Floot. I’ve used ChatGPT for two years; it’s simple and it knows me.”

Realtor and marketer, programmer since the 1980s

“I kept running into fixing loops, getting a button to work and then breaking other features. With Floot, I got things working.”

Roofing company owner, 16 years in business

Free to start, monthly plans when you grow

Free

$0/mo

Trying Floot out and exploring ideas

  • 100 building actions a day
  • $3 one-time hosting allowance
  • 2 mobile app builds a month

Pro

$25/mo

Building and publishing on the web every day

  • 1,000 building actions a day
  • $10 of hosting included a month
  • 5,000 AI credits a month
  • Custom domains + 1 free domain
  • 12 mobile app builds a month

Power

$100/mo

High-volume building and unlimited app builds

  • 5,000 building actions a day
  • $25 of hosting included a month
  • 15,000 AI credits a month
  • Unlimited mobile app builds

An action is any edit, read or test your AI assistant runs; failed actions never count, and limits reset daily. Publishing to the app stores needs your own Apple and Google developer accounts.

Frequent questions

What tools do I need to start vibe coding?

An AI to prompt (a coding agent or a chat assistant) and somewhere for the app to run with a database and logins. Floot covers the second part and works with the main agents.

Is vibe coding good enough for a real business app?

For many internal tools and customer apps, yes, if you test it properly and keep the data in a real database. Complex systems still benefit from an engineer’s review.

Which coding agent is best?

It depends on how you work; the comparison on this site covers Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others from their own docs.

What does Floot cost?

Free to start. Pro is $25 a month and Power is $100 a month.

Articles

The vibe coding stack: from prompt to a live app (2026)The six layers every AI-built app needs, from the tool you prompt in to monitoring after launch, the three common ways to assemble them, and how to pick one for the app you actually want to ship.What is vibe coding? A practical definition, and where it breaksWhere the term came from, what it means in practice in 2026, the kinds of projects it handles well, and the specific places it fails once real users and real data arrive.How to prompt coding agents: Claude Code, Codex and Cursor (2026)Practical prompting for AI coding agents: how to write the first brief, give the agent a check to run, use CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and Cursor rules, and recover when a session goes sideways.How to review AI-written code when you can’t code (2026)A practical review method for non-engineers: what to look at in a diff, how to use a second AI as a reviewer, the behaviour tests that replace reading code, and the red flags worth stopping for.Git basics for vibe coders: the commands that save you (2026)The dozen Git commands and habits a person building with AI agents actually needs: saving working states, seeing what the agent changed, undoing safely, branches for experiments and keeping secrets out of history.How to test an AI-built app before launch: a checklist (2026)A pre-launch test plan for apps built with AI: the manual checks anyone can run, how to have the agent write automated tests that are worth having, and the payment, email and data tests people skip.Security mistakes in vibe-coded apps, and how to fix them (2026)The security mistakes that show up again and again in AI-built apps, mapped to the OWASP Top 10, with how to spot each one without reading code and the prompt that fixes it.What vibe coding really costs: subscriptions, tokens and hosting (2026)A line-by-line look at what building with AI costs in November 2026: agent subscriptions, usage-based model pricing, app builder credits, hosting and databases, with worked monthly budgets for three typical setups.Best vibe coding tools (2026): 8 options comparedEight vibe coding tools compared fairly, from all-in-one app builders to coding agents, with who each is best for, what it does well, what to watch and its current price from its own pricing page.Best AI coding agents compared (2026): Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and moreSix AI coding agents compared for people who build by prompting: where each runs, what it does well, what to watch and its current price from its own pricing page.Floot vs Replit (2026): which AI builder fits your app?An even-handed comparison of Floot and Replit: what each one is, how they differ on where you build, database, sign-in, hosting, mobile and price, and when each is the better choice.

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