Softgen is an AI web app builder that turns plain-English descriptions into full-stack web applications built on Next.js and Supabase, with a choice of more than a dozen AI models.
Softgen positions itself against AI builders that lock projects onto their own platform. Every project lives in a real GitHub repository that the user owns, runs on standard Next.js, and can be deployed to the user’s own Vercel account and Supabase database, so cancelling the subscription does not take the app offline. A managed Supabase instance, authentication, payments, analytics, and marketing integrations are included and connected in one click. Where many builders force a single house model, Softgen lets builders pick from 12 or more models, including recent Claude, GPT, and Gemini releases, and switch between them. Credits do not expire while a subscription is active, which makes the cost of iterating more predictable.
The platform includes the pieces a launch normally requires — database, authentication, payments, hosting guidance, analytics, and support widgets — so a project can go from a description to a revenue-ready product inside one workflow rather than being assembled from separate services.
Softgen is a paid product starting at $25/month. New users can start with free trial credits and no credit card, but ongoing building requires a subscription.
Softgen targets non-technical founders, indie hackers, and agencies that want to launch MVPs and revenue-generating web apps fast, while keeping full ownership of the code, database, and hosting. It is also used by experienced developers who want boilerplate and integrations handled for them.