Alejo’s travel business is projected to reach €5M in revenue this year. Not by starting from zero. He already had the brand, audience, and demand. What changed was the product: curated trips to Asia. And the site was built with Floot Really good reminder that distribution + the right offer can move fast. Full Interview on the FlootHQ YT channel.

THIS IS INSANE Claude can write your entire app. It just never had anywhere to put it The model writes the code in seconds Then you lose the weekend to databases, auth, hosting and deploys The brain was never the problem The body was @floothq is the body Plug it into Claude or ChatGPT once and describe what you want. You get a live app with a real database, logins and URL. Web, iOS and Android from one chat No second bill for AI credits. Your subscription does the thinking The founders spent a year building their own AI agent, then scrapped it once the models got good enough That's the kind of call you only make when you see where things are heading Congrats @yyjhao on the launch Live on Product Hunt today with 30% off your first month. Link in the comments 👇

Build an app in Claude or ChatGPT. Ship it to the app stores from the same chat. That’s Floot, and we’re live on Product Hunt today! Floot gives your AI a zero-setup full-stack workspace with a database, user logins, hosting, and a live URL. Your existing AI subscription does the thinking, so we don’t charge based on how much AI you use. The newest piece is mobile publishing. Say “make this a mobile app,” connect your Apple or Google developer account once, and Floot handles the build and sends it to TestFlight or Google Play. No need to buy a Mac or fiddle with Xcode or Android Studio. If you’ve built something with Floot, the most helpful thing you could do today is leave a short comment about what you made. If you’re new to Floot, there’s also a code for 30% off your first month on the launch page. producthunt.com/products/flo…

We launched mobile app building on Floot yesterday, and the response from our users has been amazing. You can now tell Floot to publish your app to iOS and Android. Sign in to your Apple Developer account or Google Play Console once, and from then on your apps ship from the same place you build them, including right inside Claude and ChatGPT. Apps you've already built on Floot don't need to be recoded to get there. That's the bigger goal behind everything we ship: making every step of building an app seamless and easy to understand, especially the parts that usually block users, like setup, builds, and deploys. We want it to feel that way whether you've never written a line of code or you write it every day. If you've tried it, we'd love to hear how it went. If you haven't yet, Floot it today.

🚨 YOU CAN BUILD REAL APPS INSIDE YOUR CLAUDE CHAT not code snippets. not mockups. real apps with a database, a backend, and a link you can send to anyone. you connect Floot once (one minute) and then you just ask claude to build it, like you'd ask it anything else. → real database behind it → backend that actually runs → published with a shareable link → no coding, no terminal, nothing new to learn i don't code. i built a working app last night in one conversation. link below. takes one minute to connect try it with that app idea you've been sitting on.

Your website is now an iPhone app. Just ask ChatGPT or Claude. Take any website you’ve built on @floothq , say “make this a mobile app,” and we’ll run the build and send your app to TestFlight and Google Play. No Mac, Xcode or Android Studio needed We handle all of it. Click publish and Floot builds the mobile app and sends the iOS app to TestFlight and the Android app to Google Play, ready to test with your team and submit when you’re ready. There’s no separate mobile version to build and no code to rewrite. You just need a developer account for whichever stores you want to publish to. Floot already gives you the full stack: backend, hosting, email and notifications, all built in. Now that same stack ships to phones too. The same prompt that built your website puts it on the App Store. Try it free on your next project: floot.com

I FOUND AN APP BUILDER THAT DOESN'T CHARGE FOR AI CREDITS. every app builder i tried had the same catch: new account, new interface, and a credit meter that drains every time you ask for a change. Floot skips all of that. no separate ai, no new tool to learn it runs straight through claude, the one you already have open. describe the app in chat. it builds the real thing: working database, working backend, live link when it's done. → your claude subscription covers it, no second bill → real database, not a demo shell → see it update live as you talk to it → nothing to install, nothing to configure turned out the "app builder" i was missing was the ai i was already paying for. full build, no cuts, in the video below.

I FIGURED OUT HOW TO BUILD MY APP FROM A CLAUDE CHAT. had an app idea sitting in my notes for months. not knowing how to code kept it there while someone else shipped it first. what changed: Floot connects to claude directly. you don't open a new tool you just keep talking to the ai you already use every day. ask for the app, and it gets built for real. database, backend, a link you can actually share. → still the claude you know, nothing new to figure out → no extra credits stacked on top of your subscription → real backend running, not a mockup → watch it take shape from your first message not knowing how to code stopped being the excuse. full process, no cuts, in the video below.

Why Floot? Most AI app builders sell you the same four things in four different ways: pricing by the token, a workflow that assumes you can code, a stack of services you have to wire together yourself, and hosting that taps out the moment your app gets traction. We built Floot to be the opposite on every row. Pricing is two flat plans, not a meter. You describe your app in plain language, no technical background needed. The database, the hosting, and the publishing are already built in, so there is nothing to bolt on. And when your app grows, the hosting grows with it.

Floot is #3 in ChatGPT's develop tool plugins list, ahead of vercel 🔥🔥🔥

Nobody does their best work watching a meter tick down. Most AI app builders sell credits, and credits change how you build: you hoard prompts, skip experiments, and think twice before asking for one more revision. Building through the Floot Connector has no meter to watch. Floot is one flat plan, the AI runs on the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already have, and the tenth iteration costs the same as the first. Build like the meter isn't there, because it isn't.

Someone connected Lovable to Floot this week 😂 So it got me looking: what agents are using Floot to build? Of course the top 1 and 2 are ChatGPT and Claude, but there are a few more interesting ones too: Grok and Cursor - unfortunately we can't find a way to submit to their official marketplace, but people are connecting it directly using the MCP string. The fun ones - Lovable and Bolt (no Replit yet). One of our value prop is that you get to save on token costs but I guess it doesn't hurt if you want to port your other projects over 😂 A bunch of personal agents, Hermes, OpenClaw, Town, etc. although these seem more like experiments. Most of the users use only one agent, about 5% uses more than 1 - but they are among the heaviest users. These power users aren't loyal to any single agent, and we are not going to make them choose.

Your next app can ship from the couch. With the Floot Connector, the Claude and ChatGPT mobile apps become a full build environment. Describe the app you want, watch it come together, and publish it to a live URL without ever touching a computer. Building software finally travels with you.

We opened @floothq to AI agents last Tuesday. Every day since launch has been a new all-time record. This week: - ~1M tool calls - 187K yesterday alone - 1,000+ agents building in a single day Floot MCP has now crossed 3M tool calls - it barely exists a month ago. Some interesting stats on what the agents are doing: - 60K+ test runs - 100K+ browser debugging sessions - 25K+ screenshots taken - 180K+ SQL queries This is without all of the engineering to nudge them to do it. Agents are no longer vibe coding - they are increasingly working like engineers autonomously.

The best build environment is the one you already have open. The Floot Connector works wherever your AI chat does: claude.ai in the browser, the desktop apps, and the mobile apps. Start a build at your desk, review it on the train, and publish from whichever screen you happen to be holding. One conversation, every screen.

There's a version of Claude that ships software. It's the one with Floot connected. Flip the Floot Connector on in your settings and every chat gains the ability to build, host, and publish full apps. The setup really is one toggle, and from then on, building is just talking. Your next app is one conversation away.

AI chat is great at writing code. The problem is what it hands you: text in a box, with the hosting, database, and deployment still your problem. The Floot Connector closes the gap between a snippet and software. Build through it and you get a hosted app with a database behind it and a live URL in front of it, ready for real users the moment you stop typing. If people can't visit it, it isn't shipped.

More than 2 million MCP calls to @floothq this month already

There's a workflow every AI builder knows by heart: generate the code, copy it, paste it into a file, fix the errors, and go back for more. With the Floot Connector, that loop is retired. You describe the app in your Claude or ChatGPT chat and Floot writes the real files, wires up the database, and puts the whole thing live on a URL. The conversation is the workflow now. Ask once, ship once.

App builders like lovable/replit should not exists in 2026. Why would you want to buy overpriced tokens from them instead of getting it directly from Claude/ChatGPT? If the reason is you are non-technical and don't want to deal with all the messy details, just use floot.com ! We give you the convenience without binding you to overpriced tokens.

Shipping software used to mean a pipeline of environments, hosting, databases, and deploys. With the Floot Connector, it's a chat: Connect Floot in your Claude settings Describe the app you want It's live on a real URL, hosted, database included The terminal, the copy-paste loop, and the deploy step are gone from the process entirely. If you can write a message, you can ship software.