Describe a mobile app in chat and Rork builds it in React Native, SwiftUI or Kotlin and helps you ship it
Rork turns a chat conversation into a working mobile app. You describe what you want and it generates the project — Expo/React Native and web on the Pro tier, native SwiftUI for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Vision Pro plus Kotlin/Compose Android on Max — then helps you get it into the App Store, with a Screenshot Studio for store listings and a listing reviewer alongside. There is a companion mobile app for building away from a desk. Work is metered in credits: Free gets 5 a day and publishes web apps publicly, Pro starts at $20 a month for 100 credits, and Max starts at $200 for 1,000. The company is Rork, Inc., with offices in San Francisco, Tbilisi and London; the harvested rork.app domain now redirects here.
Credit-metered. Free is $0 with 5 credits/day (up to about 35 a month in major markets), web apps only and public projects. Pro is $20/month for 100 credits or $100/month for 500, and unlocks Android, Expo and private projects. Max starts at $200/month for 1,000 credits and scales to $1,800 for 10,000; it is the only tier that produces native iOS builds.
Use tool ↗Rork is one of the few prompt-to-app tools aimed at native mobile rather than yet another web dashboard, and it follows through to App Store submission. Pricing is where it bites: native iOS output exists only on the Max tier, which starts at $200 a month, so the affordable plans are effectively a React Native and web product.
Watch out: The $20 Pro plan buys 100 credits, and credits are consumed per prompt — an app that needs a lot of back-and-forth can exhaust a month's allowance in one sitting.
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