Floot

Floot is an app builder that works through the AI assistants people already use. A user adds Floot to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor as a connector, describes what they want in conversation, and Floot builds the complete application, including the backend, database and hosting, then publishes it at its own link. It is backed by Y Combinator. The pitch is that no git, terminal or build credits are needed. Built in capabilities include user accounts and logins, a database, scheduled recurring tasks, transactional email and notifications, and automatic search engine optimization basics. Integrations cover Stripe payments, Google login, Zapier and many other services, with guided setup. Apps publish to the web and can be converted into mobile apps for the app stores, though store publishing requires the user's own Apple and Google developer accounts. Floot is aimed at non technical founders, small business owners and operators who want a working product without managing infrastructure, and at developers who want an all in one hosting layer behind an AI coding assistant. Pricing uses flat plans rather than per token billing, with a yearly option that gives two months free. Free costs $0 per month with 100 building actions a day and two mobile app builds a month. Pro is $25 per month with 1,000 building actions a day, 5,000 AI credits and $10 of hosting each month, custom domains, badge removal and priority support. Power is $100 per month with 5,000 building actions a day, 15,000 AI credits, $25 of hosting and unlimited mobile app builds.