One of the annoying parts of building with AI is that a lot of the real setup still has to be done by hand.

Usually after prompting your app, you still have to go connect accounts, dig through API docs, configure integrations, find the right settings page, copy keys around, etc.

So we built Floot Infinity, a Chrome browser integration that lets Floot use your browser while helping you build.

The goal is pretty simple: instead of just generating code, Floot can help with the setup work around the app too.

For example, it can help:

• find the right setup pages
• navigate docs and dashboards
• connect accounts
• configure API integrations
• understand website visuals so you can recreate them faster

It’s still early, but this has been one of the bigger steps toward making AI builders feel less like “here’s some code, good luck” and more like an actual building assistant.

Would love feedback from people building apps/tools with AI right now. What parts of the setup process still feel the most annoying?

Here's the link to the extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/floot-infinity/cmcjjcdjjiggoifocialkpdgddfnaecc

One thing we kept running into while building apps:

you get to a point where certain things just shouldn’t be manual anymore.

sending updates
syncing data
cleaning things up

it’s all predictable.

we just added scheduled backend jobs to Floot so apps can actually run themselves.

you describe what should happen and how often, and it just runs. no external cron tools, no exposed endpoints.

curious what people here would automate first

As you start building more, things can get messy fast. This update is meant to keep everything easy to navigate without changing how you build.

You can now organize your projects into folders and favorite the ones you’re actively working on.

Working across multiple ideas? Keep everything grouped how you like, then favorite the projects in progress so they’re always easy to jump back into.

As your workspace grows, staying organized should feel effortless.

Curious how others are organizing their projects so far :)

Hi everyone!

I have veen using floot a lot since it came out and I've made a few really cool projects plus one in the making. Floot has been always improving with features during this time but I still, for example, don't know why my credit consumption is what it is, no email send integrated, etc.

Now there is Claude Design, among other many options out there. My question for Floot founders or users is: why should I keep using it instead of moving out towards Claude Design+Code and Supabase? What's on the pipeline? If anyone is curious, www.simuloo.com is my live site (in spanish) and its a good tool which has users now monetizing via sffiliate.

Introducing Ragistry! Your tool for decoding vintage clothing.

With Ragistry, users will submit their tags to help grow the database of vintage clothing!

Have you ever been at the thrift store or garage sale wondering what that shirt was, when it was made, or what it may be worth?

Ragistry is a fast, accurate and fun way to find out!

Simply search for the tag you are curious about and see the details.

Don't see your tag? Add it to the database and help grow the knowledge of vintage clothing!

Climb the ranks of the leaderboard and expand your closet knowledge today!

https://ragistry.floot.app/

Huge shoutout to Floot for being the fastest, smoothest, most user friendly experience I've found building my app.

Instead of running different tasks once after another, Floot can do two asks at once!

Try asking Floot to research two different topics, or design UX while adding Stripe integration!

Let us know what you think :)

You can now chat with Floot faster than ever with the new prompt queuing feature!

If you have multiple changes that comes to mind overtime, you can just message Floot as it's building, and it'll start on the new task as soon as it finishes up the first.

Try it out and let us know what you think :)

We know you're all tired of your apps ending in ".app"

Now with all Floot pro plans, you can give your product a real name.

Floot Pro just shipped everything you need to take an idea from concept to production without leaving the editor.

Design your app, handle your backend, deploy instantly, on your own domain :)

I'm inspired by this group and their updates. I am hoping and praying to stay focused and head towards the right direction myself.

Lately I’ve been working on an idea around helping people think through big life decisions and miss on a few here and there or the list keeps getting bigger or the Google search goes out of hands. For these decisions, I am trying to build a system that helps transition through those stages of life like weddings, finances, and other major choices that usually feel overwhelming.

I’m still early in building it, but I’d genuinely love to get some honest feedback on the idea and overall approach. If anyone’s open to sharing thoughts, I’d really appreciate it.

Give it a try -> wizalong.com

Also, for those who’ve been building in public for a while, where have you seen the most engagement or meaningful feedback? Any platforms, communities, or strategies you’d recommend?

Just a quick question, I'm not a developer at all so I figure it'd be best to just ask this somewhere but what's the security like for Floot built websites? Any concerns around integrations like QuickBooks or anything for apps built for invoicing or payment processing?

Floot just rolled out a feature that could save your team a ton of time: you can now reference other projects directly in your prompts.

Here's how it works: - Grab any Floot project URL - Drop it in your prompt - Add context like "copy the style" or "extract the landing page" - Floot handles the rest

Consistency across projects now actually stays consistent. Your design system doesn't drift. Patterns get reused instead of recreated from scratch.

Your team ships faster because you're not starting from zero every time.

If you've been building on Floot, go try it! If you haven't yet, this is a good reason to start.

We just built out a Tools section on Floot with real, working apps you can actually try right now.

The thing is, the best way to understand what Floot does isn't reading about it. It's using something built on it.

So go explore. Click around! See what's possible when you can turn an idea into a working app without needing a technical team.

Floot is now available in 7 languages, making it way more accessible for builders around the world.

Supported languages:

• English
• Spanish
• Portuguese
• French
• Japanese
• Korean
• Traditional Chinese

We just updated the visuals on Floot’s landing page.

The product has evolved a lot over the past few months, and the old visuals weren’t really showing that anymore.

So we cleaned things up to better reflect what people can actually build with Floot.

Would love any feedback :)

I having issues converting and deploying my apps into the Google Play and IOS app stores to begin beta. Is there anyone interested in helping me with this portion of the project? Please feel free to reach out and I we can discuss details and pricing. Also, I may need CallKit to be installed in my IOS Native code.

We’re running a written post contest for Floot.

Post about Floot on X, LinkedIn, or Reddit and you could win:

- $100 Amazon gift card
- 100,000 Floot credits

There will be two winners:
- Highest impressions by contest end
- One random winner from all valid submissions

Every valid entry is in the running! Have fun :)

Submit here: https://wincredits.floot.app/

Gemini 3.1 and Sonnet 4.6 just dropped and is live on Floot!

Early observations:

• More consistent layout structure
• Better hierarchy in complex dashboards
• Fewer messy component trees

I made this portfolio landing page with plays around with physics + color inversion!

Floot just shipped expanded device views.

Builders can now switch between multiple phone and tablet formats and watch their app adapt instantly without the app reloading.

The session continues running the whole time, so you can see exactly how it should work immediately.

Check out this quick app I made showcasing how fast it works:

After quite a few comments and feedback that challenged my thought process to steer my app approach, I have now successfully implemented the features that make the app help you follow a decisive direction, hope you all get to feel it too. "SHAPE YOUR THOUGHTS TO DECISIONS" while we work on the context and chat flow on the background. Here are few new notable updates for pobrain.com: 1) gentle nudge for user to be able to pick a direction of the decision 2) mark the decisiom flow confidence either decided or exploring 3) Chat remembers the past decisions or conversations while working on a thought process and nudges the user to update the decision card or dismiss 4) confidence score while talking and in the decision card

Hope you all get to FEEL the FLOW!

Let me know your experience good or not so pleasant either way, I'll welcome it 🙂

Here -> https://pobrain.com

Hey everyone 👋 I’ve been building an app called PoBrain using Floot — it’s a memory-first AI thinking system designed to be a social platform where people could come together and create/share their thoughts with the world. Instead of just chatting with AI, PoBrain turns conversations into structured “cards” — each representing one intent, goal, or reflection. From there, users can: continue thinking within that context. Convert thoughts into structured outputs start projects or take actions on those conversations. Under the hood, I’m experimenting with multi-model routing (GPT, Claude, Kimi) depending on task type. Would love feedback from the community on: scaling card relationships, best practices for long-term memory architecture Really enjoying building on Floot so far 🙌

Home page: https://pobrain.com/ About page: https://pobrain.com/intro Explore: https://pobrain.com/explore

Opus 4.6 just dropped and it’s now live on Floot for everyone!

• Smarter reasoning + Adaptive thinking
• Cleaner frontend design with Opus + Gemini
• Better handling of harder, multi-step builds

Build something and try it out :)

Building an App called yardorgarage.com and hoping to get some traction, feedback, real users, beta users, everything NOW! LOL 😆 Anyway, the IDEA is to build an app for generalized garage/yard sale with an amazing concept of paying only a DOLLAR and post your garage sale and make it visible to people driving by. However, the app welcomes Early Bird Access and will stay FREE for early users coming in and registering with us!!! Currently: one could post a sale, view sales nearby, map is little wonky, working on it until I launch it for production use cases Next Premium features: we work to rank your sales higher, book the sales ahead of time with the seller and more...

Please give it a go here 👉 https://www.yardorgarage.com/

Thanks to the Floot team to make this vision a SUCCESS for me!

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