Anything
Prompt-first AI app builder for web and mobile apps, formerly known as Create.xyz.
About
Anything (formerly Create.xyz) is an AI app-building product that turns a written description into a working web or mobile app — pages, interactions, backend logic, database, auth, payments, and AI features — without the user touching code. Its differentiator is prompt-first iteration: most changes are made by describing the desired outcome rather than editing generated code, and it handles app logic and data (not just visual layout), so simple CRUD-style products can be built without a separate backend step.
The rebrand from Create to Anything expanded the product from prompt-generated web components into a broader agent for building, testing, publishing, and monetizing apps, including a Max autonomous-agent mode that opens the app in a real browser, tries user flows, detects problems, and fixes them in a loop. Pricing runs from a free tier (3,000 credits) to Pro at $19–24/month and Max from $199/month. Honest caveats: production apps still need human review and testing; mobile publishing requires paid plans plus the developer's own Apple/Google accounts; and credit consumption on autonomous Max runs can be hard to predict.
What it can do
- Prompt-to-app generation: pages, backend, database, auth, payments
- Max autonomous agent mode with browser-based self-testing
- React/Next.js code output, inspectable and downloadable
- Mobile app building with App Store submission via TestFlight
- Iterative chat refinement with image/screenshot references
Setup
Sign up at create.xyz (now Anything); describe the app in chat and iterate.
Prerequisites
An Anything account; paid plans for mobile publishing and Max autonomous mode.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 8/10
Scored 8/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 70; Trending score 78/100 from researcher assessment.
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