AI coding platform that turns text prompts into full-stack websites and apps — with built-in databases, auth, hosting, and analytics.
Bolt.new is an AI coding platform that builds full-stack websites and apps from text prompts. Describe what you want and Bolt generates the code, sets up databases, adds user authentication, and deploys it with hosting, analytics, and custom domain support. Import designs from Figma or code from GitHub.
Supports popular design systems like Material UI, Shadcn, and Chakra UI. Built-in testing and refactoring keeps projects clean as they scale. Free tier available with paid plans up to $30/month for larger projects.
Pricing model: Freemium
Common questions about Bolt
Bolt.new's mobile update adds full-screen previews after each prompt, one-tap sharing, and publishing from your phone. You can also unpublish a site from the phone.
The phone app doesn't include code view, the database, or visual edits. Choosing public or private visibility when publishing requires Pro or Teams.
Bolt added Forge to its model picker with GLM, DeepSeek and Kimi models. The launch offer ran until October 14, 2026, with up to 50x more usage and zero usage charges.
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Bolt Slides now lets you edit slides directly on the canvas and reorder, duplicate, or delete them with one click.
When presenting, you can draw on slides and use a speaker notes view. You can also export the deck to PDF or publish it to a URL.
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Bolt now lets you send follow-up prompts while a build is running. They queue up and run in order as each preceding prompt finishes.
Bolt is adding an automated security reviewer to every project. It runs by default and is included for free.
Bolt now lets you use skills your teammates have built without recreating them. Skills also stack: a single prompt can trigger several automatically.
Bolt has open sourced Bolt Slides, an MIT-licensed presentation library that coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Bolt can use to build decks.
Each deck is a responsive web app, with slides written as React components. The library includes presenter mode, annotations, and 20+ layout components. A bundled skill gives the agent instructions for theming, composing, and writing a deck from a single prompt.
Claude Sonnet 5 is now part of Bolt’s agent, with rollout to users due to begin shortly.
Bolt says it's now SOC 2 Type II compliant.
Bolt.new is now available on Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365. Azure customers can buy it through Microsoft Marketplace using their existing Microsoft agreements, and Bolt.new says apps can deploy directly to Azure without extra configuration.
You can also call Bolt.new from a Microsoft Teams thread to turn a feature discussion into a prompt. Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions support let teams include Bolt.new-built apps in their existing CI/CD pipelines.
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