Anything

Anything is an AI agent that builds mobile apps, websites and tools from plain-English prompts. It bundles a Postgres database, Stripe payments, authentication, storage, AI models and hundreds of integrations, and publishes to the web or the App Store.

Anything is an AI app builder that turns plain-English descriptions into working mobile apps, websites, internal tools and products. The platform writes the code itself, so a user can build a project without ever opening the source. The homepage cites 1.5 million builders, and the showcased examples range from a task manager and a job search app to a wellness product. The workflow starts with a prompt such as a habit tracker, a homepage or a fitness app. The agent turns that into code, explores the result and applies later changes that are also requested in ordinary language. It can search the web for API documentation and examples, generate images for the app, and detect and fix errors on its own. According to the site, it also refactors large projects automatically so they can grow beyond 100k lines of code. Visual output is a stated focus, with the product positioned to avoid generic-looking results without long chains of prompts. Much of the backend is bundled rather than assembled by hand. Each app gets a development and production Postgres database, with more than 1GB free per app. Stripe payments, sign-in with email and password or social providers, file storage for images, video, audio and PDFs, and access to models such as GPT-5, o3, Claude Sonnet 4.6 and Gemini 2.5 are all described as working without API keys. Hundreds of APIs and libraries, including Resend, Zapier and Google Maps, are available the same way, and one project can power both a web and a mobile front end. The audience is mostly non-technical founders, solo makers and small teams who want to validate a product quickly, and testimonials on the page describe going from idea to App Store in two months. Anything competes with other prompt-to-app builders and with conventional no-code tools. Its pitch rests on generating real code, bundling infrastructure and publishing to the App Store or a custom domain from one place.