Floot
Floot's angle is that you never leave your chat assistant: it plugs in over MCP, so Claude or ChatGPT does the talking and Floot does the building, hosting and deploying. That makes it approachable for non-developers who already live in a chat window. Code export, custom domains and badge removal need the $25 Pro plan, and the free plan's hosting runs on a one-off $3 allowance.
Pros
- Connects as an MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, VS Code and Zed rather than being another separate editor
- Provisions database, auth, cron jobs and email automatically instead of leaving them as homework
- Flat plans rather than per-token billing; the assistant's reasoning runs on your own chat subscription
- Free plan has no end date: 100 build actions a day, 3,000 starter credits and 5 projects
Cons
- Free-plan apps carry the Floot badge and stay online only while the one-off $3 hosting allowance lasts
- Code export (Get Code), custom domains and scheduled jobs are paid-only
- No public API found - MCP is the integration path
- Daily build-action caps (100 on Free, 1,000 on Pro) can stop a long session; extra actions cost $5 per boost