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Describe an app and it writes the code, sets up the database and auth, and deploys it to a live URL
Blink takes a written description of an application and produces the whole thing: interface, database, authentication, third-party integrations and a deployed address. Output can be a responsive web app, a React Native build for iOS and Android, or a Chrome extension. It also runs an AI Gateway that fronts a couple of hundred models behind one OpenAI-compatible key, which matters when the app you just generated needs model calls of its own. Blink is operated by 1Flow, Inc., a California company. Work is metered in credits: five refresh every day on every plan, and paid tiers add a monthly allowance on top of that.
Free is $0 with 5 daily credits capped at 30 a month. Starter is $25/month (100 plan credits), Pro $50/month (200), Max from $200/month (800+), Team from $40 per seat per month. Annual billing halves the monthly figures to $13, $25 and $100. Paid plans keep the 5 daily refresh credits with no monthly cap on those. Daily credits reset at midnight Pacific, so a heavy build day cannot borrow from tomorrow.
Use tool ↗Blink covers more of the stack than most prompt-to-app tools: database, auth and deployment are handled rather than left as an exercise. The React Native and Chrome extension targets are a genuine differentiator when everything else in this category stops at a web app. Credit accounting is the thing to model before committing, because iteration is where the budget goes.
Watch out: The generated app is deployed on Blink's infrastructure by default; check what portability you have before building anything you need to move.
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