Published: October 9, 2025
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I've tried all ( 74 šŸ˜µā€šŸ’« ) AI Coding Agents & IDEs [Rork, CodeRabbit, Anima, Zed, Factory, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, MarsX, Canva, Devin, Github Spark, Vercel, Lindy, Warp, Figma, Cline, Vibe Coder & more] The most complete list ever made (with demos &

1/ @rork_app Out of all mobile app builders, this one impressed me the most. I built an app to track my bio markers and guide me with healthy todos. See the video (15 minutes in 23 seconds):

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/ @AnimaApp Best for designers. - You can convert Figma into code. - Turn designs into prototypes, then continue to "vibe prototype". - convert any url into cod. Demo (cloning apple website into reactjs components/code)

4/ @qoder_ai_ide - AI IDE - works well for complex projects - can understand large condebases - builds code wiki/docs

5/ @vercel shipped an open source vibe coding project. Basically you can fork it and launch your own vibe coding tool.

6/ @Gambo_AI_Tool - one prompt builds a full game. - characters, maps, music, sound effects, animations - built-in ads & map editor

7/ @getlindy for coding - Uses a web browsing agent, it clicks around, finds issues, and fixes them, 100% autonomously. - for non coders and people with no experinece in building products at all

8/ @warpdotdev Top coding agent: #1 on Terminal-Bench, #3 on SWE-bench Verified - Code review panel - Lightweight code editor - Slash commands - they started as an AI terminal and pivoted into ai coding

9/ @airtable - for noncoders - build internal tools or data driven apps(e.g. directories) - it used to be a nocode tool, but they added a vibe coding interface and it's pretty good

10/ @NotionHQ - nocode building for internal tools and data driven web apps - recently introduced their vibe coding interface too

11/ @GoogleDeepMind Codemender. - It can instantly patch new flaws as well as rewrite old code to eliminate entire classes of vulnerabilities - uses Gemini Deep Think to automatically patch critical software vulnerabilities.

12/ @vibecodeapp In 14 minutes: - Built a Mobile app from my the Phone - designed and modified it - sent the app to the app store

13/ @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

14/ 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.

15/ @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

16/ @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)

17/ @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)

18/ @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

19/ @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

20/ 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

21/ Rosebud_AI - vibe coding tool for games - works for non coders - tailored for 2d/3d games only - lets you use threejs for visuals

22/ @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

23/ @CreateWithBloom - nocoders can build native mobile apps - handles backend too - apps can be shared instantly via a link

24/ @genspark_ai AI Developer - Claude Code clone - for non coders

25/ @vibecodeapp - for nocoders - a mobile app that builds mobile apps

26/ @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`

27/ @claudeai Code - can search code, run tests, and push to GitHub. - a CLI tool that lets you delegate engineering tasks to Claude with full access to your codebase, tests, and GitHub - all from your terminal. - has "learning mode" to learn coding

28/ 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.

29/ @imbue_ai Sculptor - the missing UI for Claude Code - Imagine running 5 Claudes in parallel, safely in containers, while you stay in flow. Then bring their work straight into your IDE to test/edit together.

30/ @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 ( āš ļø IMPORTANT: click "show more" to see the rest of this thread šŸ‘‡ ) https://x.com/create_xyz/statu...

31/ @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

32/ 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

33/ @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.

34/ @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/...

35/ @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...

36/ @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 😃

37/ @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

38/ 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)

39/ Canva Code Perfect for lead magnets for founders, nocoders and marketers.

40/ @augmentcode - works in vs code and jetbrains - for coders - can execute code, run terminal, find issues and analyze the code (!!! click "show more" to see 30 more ai coding tools)

41/ Clark - ai agent to build internal enterprise apps - can build an app from jira tickets - a mix of prompting, figma like editing and coding

42/ @Replit AI - most advanced AI Agent for coding imho - has two modes: Agent or Assistant - true full stack app generator. Has its own server, db, hosting... Here is the real app I built using it https://seobotai.com/broken-li...

43/ @v0 from @vercel - best for making well-designed web pages or UIs - doesn't work well for fullstack apps - can use figma as a starting point - lets you edit elements one by one

44/ @marsxdev (my own product) - a mix of AI, NoCode and High Code - I built @seobotai, @listingbott and @indexrusher using marsx - it takes the whole coding world to the next level since it isn't a website builder, but "SaaS builder"

45/ @DevinAI - not expensive anymore - targets the corporates - acts as a junior dev in a dev team - sends pull requests, works alongside you or your team. Doesnt work as well for me yet, idk why, feels like it works well for good repos. Mine is a mess

46/ @webdraw_ - best for people with zero coding experience - totally genius UX - free - turns sketches into web apps https://x.com/drawveloper/stat...

47/ @Tempo_Labs - Generates full-stack apps using a text or image prompt - It starts by making an architecture and diagrams - I think they have the best AI Coding UX, wow

48/ @cline - VC code plugin - works for large codebases - supports any LLM - runtime awareness 49/ @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

75. That's it. Have I missed anything??? Btw, here are some of my own startups: ↳ https://tinyadz.com paid ads on autopilot with zero setup. Literally takes you 1 min to get started at as little as $49/mo. ↳ https://seobotai.com AI Agent for SEO ↳

Image in tweet by John Rush

@johnrushx nd ruby on rails? thats niche af but kinda cool ngl. tbf kolega studio does the same but way more versatile nd across all stacks. plus it actually checks its own code so u dont end up with ai writing nonsense. clean nd deploys for u too, lifesaver fr

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