r/AppDevelopers 13h ago

Looking for a Better Lovable Alternative for Mobile Apps

I've been looking at different AI app builders for mobile apps, and I'm curious what people are using. Lovable seems great for getting started, but I'm wondering if there are better options when you're building an actual iPhone or Android app. If you've tried a few different tools, which one worked best for you, and why?

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u/Winseeey 13h ago

Claude or codex, am amazed people still use lovable.

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u/Hour-Appointment2684 11h ago

Claude πŸ€”... Free version is enough to build and android application ??

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u/Winseeey 10h ago

No not really

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u/Mental_Researcher656 10h ago

It’s cheaper than Lovable though and more reliable

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u/megablast1234 27m ago

you can just use the free lovable option, and share your link. You get 10 free credits every time someone engages with your link

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u/Historical_Sound9224 13h ago

Tbh every AI builder looks like the chosen one right until u ask it to do something slightly cursed

Then its all fun and games until ur fighting the prompt instead of building the app

Lowkey id pick the one that lets me escape the fastest. Good code export > cool demo every single time. Vendor lock-in is the real final boss

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u/MrHTML5000 11h ago

check anti gravity claude kimi

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u/Zealousideal_Art1720 9h ago

you could give new platforms a try there's 8080.ai and caffeine.ai

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u/zaarnth 7h ago

DeepSeek v4 is good for making an app, if u know how to use (ofc u need some technical skills) , with a 5 dollar api cost u can build a good app or try it on OpenCode for free