Bolt.new vs Mobiroller

Bolt.new is an AI app builder from StackBlitz, the San Francisco company founded in 2017 whose WebContainers technology runs Node.js entirely inside the browser. Bolt launched in October 2024, grew to an estimated $40 million in annual recurring revenue within months, and in January 2025 StackBlitz raised a $105.5 million Series B led by Emergence Capital and GV. Its core job: you describe an app, website or prototype in chat, and Bolt writes the code, runs it live in the browser and deploys it.

Bolt Cloud adds hosting, unlimited databases, authentication, custom domains and analytics, so small apps can ship without leaving the product. You can start from Figma, a GitHub repo or a template, connect Stripe for payments, and build mobile apps through Expo. Pricing is token-based: the free plan gives 1 million tokens a month with a 300,000 daily cap, Pro gives 10 million tokens with rollover and removes Bolt branding, Teams adds admin controls and shared capacity, and Enterprise is billed by consumption.

Bolt fits founders, designers and developers who want a working prototype or MVP in hours with real, exportable code. It is weaker on large, long-lived codebases: token usage grows with project size, and debugging loops can burn through allowances. Lovable and Replit target the same audience, Bubble and FlutterFlow are visual builders with their own runtime, and Softr fits simple internal tools.

Buying tip: start on the free plan to judge how fast your project consumes tokens; heavy users should take Pro annual, where unused tokens roll over.

Mobiroller is a no-code mobile app builder from Turkey that lets individuals and organizations create native iOS and Android apps without programming. It targets small businesses, schools, associations, local organizations and content creators who want their own branded app but cannot fund custom development, and the platform is available in Turkish and English.

Apps are built from ready templates and modules. Content modules cover news, galleries, video, audio and web pages; e-commerce modules add a product catalog, cart and payments; forms collect information from users; membership adds sign-in and member-only content; and push notifications keep users engaged. Content is managed from a web panel, and Mobiroller supports publishing the finished app to the App Store and Google Play. A free plan lets users build and test, while paid plans unlock store publishing, removal of platform branding and advanced modules such as e-commerce.

Mobiroller fits small organizations in Turkey that want an affordable branded app for content, announcements or simple selling, with Turkish-language support throughout. Design freedom and custom logic are limited, template-based apps can face app store review challenges, and growing businesses may need a more flexible platform later. Adalo and FlutterFlow offer more control, Glide is faster for data-driven internal apps, and Turkish e-commerce platforms such as ikas or Ideasoft provide mobile storefronts for online stores.