Devv

Freemium

Devv is a coding agent that builds AI-powered web apps from plain language. You type what you want. It wires up the backend, frontend, and integrations.

It sits in AI agents. The tool connects auth, databases, LLMs, and image generation without you hunting for API keys. You get a runnable product, not just code snippets.

The team is small. The product pivoted hard in 2025 from a developer search engine to this app builder. Old users found the switch jarring. New users get a different thing entirely.

Open it if you have a clear product idea and want a working MVP fast. Skip it if you need fine-grained control or worry about cloud privacy.

It helps when speed matters more than polish.

• Non-technical founders building MVPs: You describe user workflows in plain language. You get a working app without hiring engineers.
• Product managers validating concepts: You test ideas with real users in days. You defer engineering investment until you know the concept holds.
• Indie hackers shipping fast: You skip boilerplate setup. You focus on the part only you can build.
• Small teams with concrete ideas: You reduce glue work between services. You spend time on features, not config.
• VSCode users wanting free AI help: You hit Ctrl+Shift+K for answers. Your code stays local, only pasted snippets go to the cloud.
• Developers who want multiple models: You switch between GPT-4, Claude 3.5, and Gemini. You do not pay for each separately.
• Teams needing rapid prototyping: You get built-in deployment. You show stakeholders something real, not slides.
• Learners exploring AI app stacks: You see how auth, databases, and LLMs fit together. You learn by building, not reading docs.

These are the parts that stick after you try it.

• Element Selection: You click directly on UI parts and refine them. You do not wrestle with vague prompts.
• Built-in integrations: Auth, Supabase, email, and image generation come wired. You skip the usual API key juggling.
• OpenRouter flexibility: You swap models without managing multiple subscriptions. You pick what works for each task.
• Revert a Change: You undo broken iterations with one click. You experiment without fear of breaking the build.
• Developer Console: You see actual errors and network requests. You debug with real tools, not guesswork.

You move from idea to deployed app in four stages.

1. Describe your product in plain language: user types, pages, data storage, AI behavior.
2. Iterate on the generated app using Element Selection and prompts.
3. Configure integrations in the Admin Dashboard: auth, database, LLM provider.
4. Publish with one click and share the URL.

Skip it when these limits block your work.

• You need granular control: The agent auto-selects integrations. You cannot micromanage the stack.
• You work offline or in local IDEs: The workflow is web-only. You leave your VSCode habits behind.
• You ship proprietary code: Everything runs on their cloud. Your code leaves your machine.
• Your dev cycle is sporadic: Monthly credits expire. You waste money if you do not build constantly.
• You need production-grade systems: Complex microservices still need manual coding. This is for prototypes, not scale.