Rocket

An AI builder that generates a Next.js and Supabase application from a prompt, publishes it at a builtwithrocket.new or custom address, and syncs the code to a customer's own GitHub repository.

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A prompt becomes a Next.js app with a database wired in.

Classification

Categories: Low-code and no-code
Operating system: Managed
Use cases: Web apps, Side projects, AI and LLM apps

Tech stack

Software: Next.js
Shell: None
Managed databases: PostgreSQL 2

Pricing

Pricing model: Prepaid credit1
Starting price: from $25 a month1
Currencies: USD 1
Billed: Monthly, Yearly1
Free tier: Permanent1

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Rocket generates a web or mobile application from a natural-language prompt, producing a Next.js front end backed by Supabase for authentication, tables and API routes, or a Flutter codebase for mobile targets, per its build page. A published web project gets a free address ending in builtwithrocket.new, with a customer’s own domain available as an upgrade. The GitHub integration pushes the generated project to a repository the customer owns, with a two-way sync and automatic pull requests for Next.js/TypeScript projects and a manual push for other frameworks.

Pricing runs on a monthly credit allowance: a free plan includes a small number of credits and the paid plans raise it, with every tier billed as unlimited team seats rather than as a charge per person. Unused credits carry no expiry mentioned beyond the plan’s own allowance, and additional credits can be bought outside a plan.

Worth knowing

Rocket bundles a separate market-research feature (“Solve”) and a competitor-monitoring feed (“Intelligence”) into the same account as the app builder, so the credit balance that pays for generating and hosting an application is shared with these adjacent, non-hosting features.

Identity

Status: Active

Deployment

Deployment: Git 3

Other features

Collaboration: Team members1

Sources

2026-09-18: Pricing model, Starting price, Currencies, Billed, Free tier, Collaboration
rocket.new/pricing
2026-09-18: Managed databases
www.rocket.new/build
2026-09-18: Deployment
docs.rocket.new/build/connectors/github/overview

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