I've tried all (61 😵💫) AI Coding Agents & IDEs [Emergent, CodeRabbit, Anything, Zed, Factory, Cursor, Windsurf, Wrapifai, Copilot, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, MarsX, Canva, Devin, Github Spark, Figma Make, Cline & more] The most complete list ever made (with demos & notes):
1/ @EmergentLabsHQ - purely vibe coding tool (you need zero code skills) - works best for building micro SaaS on web - has its own AI keys (no need to figure things out) - I'd say: go for it if you are non-technical with an idea
2/ @coderabbitai - helps to review the code - works great when I need to review my vibe coded project, but I dont wanna read all the code - finds bugs, security holes & suggests improvements
3/ @anythingai Agent that ships mobile apps & web. Designs that don't look AI made. Includes everything: design, database, backend, auth, users, payments, ai, integrations, storage..
4/ @FactoryAI An advanced AI coding tool: generates complex apps, docs, works well with large existing projects, has access to web search, MCPs, can run code on my local machine + UX is 🤌 . best for coders. I'm building "Inbox agent" using this tool, gonna report back soon
5/ http://Wrapifai.com - 100% nocode. Super easy to use - best for form based apps(calculators, ai generators, etc) - I use it to build mini tools for SEO or lead magnets - I built this little app https://listingbott.com/domain... with 1 prompt and 1min.
6/ @roo_code - works really fast - you can queue your next prompts while it's working on previous tasks - open source, installs as a plugin in VS code - best for coders to be used as a coding companion - can use your browser to test its code
7/ @figma Make - prompt to prototype - for non coders & non designers - best if the output needs to look beautiful or you're building UI-first MVP or a prototype (for apps with no backend, where everything is done on the browser)
8/ @zeddotdev - open source multiplayer IDE for coding written in Rust - there is pretty cool native "AI Agent" system that lets you connect to most third party models - works only for real coders - (it's not a vs code fork)
9/ @blinkdotnew - for nocoders - works well for websites, simple saas and web apps with auth & db - has hosting & custom domains (also cdn and auto scaling) - produces mobile adaptive websites out of the box
10/ @cosineai - for devs - multi agents work in parallel (end to end, with no human supervision) - works for existing complex codebases - trained its own ai model
11/ Tidewave . ai - AI coding agent integrated into your environment, capable of modifying your web app - accesses your db, evaluates code, and functions like a developer (pretty unique feature) - works for Phoenix & Ruby on Rails
12/ Rosebud_AI - vibe coding tool for games - works for non coders - tailored for 2d/3d games only - lets you use threejs for visuals
13/ @codotdev - great for fullstack apps (web, backend, db) - integrated with Square, making it easy to launch e-commerce websites ready to go live (no auth/keys hustle) - great for non coders
14/ @CreateWithBloom - nocoders can build native mobile apps - handles backend too - apps can be shared instantly via a link
15/ @genspark_ai AI Developer - Claude Code clone - for non coders
16/ @vibecodeapp - for nocoders - a mobile app that builds mobile apps
17/ @steercode - a mobile app that builds mobile apps - for non coders - handles the whole thing (from text to the app that can be shared with others via expo) - can prompt or talk to it
18/ @allhands_ai - similar to Claude Code - open source, MIT licensed - model agnostic, use an API or bring your own - simple to install and run `pip install openhands-ai` and `openhands`
19/ @kirodotdev - VScode fork - for devs - has "ai hooks", where you can define ai coding rules using prompts that will exexute on certain triggers(I dont think anyone else has this feature) - use "spec-driven" model, which is a bit annoying but useful
20/ Google Opal - nocoders can build AI mini-apps by linking together prompts, models, and tools - similar to the mix of nocoder tools (n8n, lindy, make, etc) where you can chain things together, but here you can just prompt it.
21/ @create_xyz - it can clone a product when you drop the link to it - has connections to things like the movie db, hackernews and more - auth with one prompt Good if you wanna create functioning products with just a few prompts. https://x.com/create_xyz/statu...
22/ http://a0.dev - perhaps the best for generating mobile apps from your phone - also it's mobile-first iteself, basically "generate mobile app from your mobile" - produces React Native apps (not just web wrappers) - uses Claude 3.7 Sonnet
23/ @heybossAI Can build production-grade apps, with backend and database. I'm building my inbox agent here, too, so far, I really love the design output. Works great for non-coders.
24/ @cursor_ai - the best - works best for coders and not such a good fit for nocoders - can assist, autocomplete, refactor and even build entire modules/projects Here its been asked to migrate from Tailwind v3 to v4 https://x.com/ericzakariasson/...
25/ @boltdotnew - started as a side project of stackblitz and went huge raising $105M - works for everyone(coders, nocoders, marketers...) - has out of the box integration with supabase for data, auth.. I built several lead magnets using bolt https://x.com/johnrushx/status...
26/ @lovable_dev - fastest-growing EU based startup today ($10M ARR) - native supabase integration - the best AI+NoCode mix on the market (the wysiwyg part) - takes in screenshots as an input and can produce full web apps I use it instead of Figma 😃
27/ @windsurf_ai (works well for advanced apps. my top 3) - acts as a true agent - can use the web search - has a memory. - best for lazy coders
28/ Stitch from Google - best for prototyping - can be used by founders, designers, nocoders - much faster than all the others
29/ Grok Studio from X AI My favorite way of playing with code. I think people could use it to learn coding (I strongly suggest all vibe coders to learn coding)
30/ Canva Code Perfect for lead magnets for founders, nocoders and marketers.
