What is Same.new?
Same.new builds websites and web apps from a description. You tell it what you want, and its AI agent writes the code, runs the app and shows you a live preview. It uses Next.js, so the front end and the back end live in one codebase, and you can give it a link or an image as context for what you want it to build.
You are not locked into prompts: there is a full code editor with a terminal for manual edits, version history so you can roll back a change, and one-click deploys to the web. It connects to GitHub for version control, Supabase or Neon for a database and Clerk for logins.
Main Features
- Full-stack web apps from a prompt
- Built on Next.js with React and TypeScript
- Links and images as context for the build
- A code editor and terminal for manual edits
- Version history with rollback
- One-click deploys
- GitHub, Supabase, Neon and Clerk integrations
- Remix existing projects
How to Get Started with Same.new
- Open same.new and sign in.
- Describe the site or app you want, adding a link or image if it helps.
- Watch the agent build it and check the live preview.
- Ask for changes in chat, or edit the code yourself.
- Deploy it to the web when you are happy.
Same.new Pricing
Same.new has a free plan with a monthly token allowance. According to Same's pricing docs, paid plans start with Basic at $10 a month and go up through Pro and Max to Ultra at $100 a month, each with more tokens plus project downloads and remixing. The main site was behind a bot check when we looked, so confirm current prices there.
Who Should Use It?
- People with no coding experience
- Founders building a quick prototype
- Developers who want a fast starting point
- Designers turning a layout into a working site
- Hobbyists trying out app ideas
Same.new Alternatives
- Bolt AI builds and runs full-stack web apps from a prompt in the browser.
- v0 is Vercel's AI builder for React and Next.js apps.
- Lovable AI turns plain English into working web apps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Same.new free?
Yes, there is a free plan with a monthly token allowance. Paid plans add more tokens.
What does Same.new build with?
Next.js by default, with JavaScript and TypeScript, so one codebase covers the front end and back end.
Can Same.new build mobile apps?
It is made for web apps. It can build responsive sites and progressive web apps that work well on phones.
Can I get my code out of Same.new?
Yes. Paid plans let you download projects, and you can connect a GitHub repo.