Fabricate
Most prompt-to-app tools stop at generated code; Fabricate's pitch is that the boring parts - database, login, payments, hosting - are already connected when the app appears. Pinning each app to its own Cloudflare Worker is what makes that possible and also what makes it awkward to leave. The free plan now only builds and previews, so plan on $25 a month (or $20 billed yearly) the moment the app needs to be online.
Pros
- Generated apps arrive deployed at a live URL with D1, authentication and Stripe already connected
- Version history with one-click restore, so a bad generation is recoverable
- Code exports to GitHub or a ZIP on paid plans, so you are not locked out of your own source
- Free plan gives 60 credits a month with no card, enough for about one first build before paying
Cons
- Everything targets Cloudflare Workers and D1 - moving to another host means rewriting the runtime layer
- Publishing, custom domains, private apps and code download are paid-only; the free plan builds and previews but cannot put an app online
- Credits, not projects, are the unit, and a broad rewrite consumes them unpredictably
- Company founded in 2025 with no track record to check