Do I own the apps I build?

Yes, you own all apps created on the platform. You can export the code, use custom domains, and submit to app stores.

What happens if I run out of credits?

Your app won't break, but you won't be able to use the AI agent for new changes or testing. You can wait for monthly refresh or purchase more.

Can I export the generated code?

Yes, you can export the full source code of your app at any time and deploy it anywhere. The code is yours to modify.

How does the 'Max' model differ from standard models?

Max uses the latest frontier AI models with an extended 1M token context window and advanced reasoning, designed for complex, production-grade applications.

What does the automated testing feature actually do?

It uses a computer-use agent to interact with your live app, simulating real user actions to test flows, catch visual bugs, and verify connections.

Is there a CLI for integrating with my existing workflow?

Yes, a CLI/API is available for agents, allowing you to trigger builds, manage credits, and integrate Anything into your CI/CD pipelines.

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Anything is an AI-powered platform for building web and mobile applications through natural language descriptions. Its core is an AI agent that generates full-stack apps, complete with databases, auth, and integrations, based on your prompts. It targets founders, solo developers, and product teams who want to prototype or launch functional software quickly without deep coding expertise. Key capabilities include visual QA, automated testing, parallel agent execution, and support for frontier AI models like its proprietary 'Max' agent. It provides tools for publishing, custom domains, and App Store submission, streamlining the path from idea to deployment. The platform operates on a credit-based system for AI generation and includes features for private projects, team collaboration, and code export.

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Everything worth knowing about Create

The complete picture — from everyday features to the technical detail builders and IT folks dig for.

Core features

What it actually does

AI Agent for App Creation

Turn ideas into apps by describing what you want. Build sites, apps, tools, and products using an AI agent.

Multiple Agent Running

Build faster by running multiple AI agents simultaneously on your project.

Automated Testing

Tests written and run automatically. Automated testing that interacts with your app like a real user to verify connections and detect errors.

Visual QA with Computer Use Agent

Visual quality assurance powered by a computer use agent for advanced app verification.

Priority Support

Get priority support when you need it.

Technical capabilities

Credit-Based Usage

Usage is measured in credits (20K or 200K per month depending on plan). Purchase more credits if needed.

Must watch videos

How Duolingo Built a $1B App Empire (And You Can Too)

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How Duolingo Built a $1B App Empire (And You Can Too)

Try Anything today: https://www.anything.com/ Follow us on X: https://x.com/anything Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hi.anything Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@UCveGCuTRQgzeiHqxOQyPIHA Duolingo crossed $1 billion in revenue last year with 133 million monthly users and almost no ad spend. This is a full breakdown of how they did it, and how you can apply the same playbook to your own app in 2026. We go deep on the four pillars that turned a Carnegie Mellon research project into the most-downloaded education app on the planet: the founding bets that made it different (free-first, mobile-first, game-first), the organic growth engine that drives 80% of their user acquisition, the retention machine built around the CURR framework, and the freemium model that converts at 3-4x the industry average. Inside the video: - The origin story of Luis von Ahn and the bet competitors thought was insane - How a two-person social team built Duo the Owl into an internet character with 16M+ TikTok followers and an 11% engagement rate - The "Duo is dead" campaign that generated 1.7 billion impressions for almost nothing - The full retention stack: streaks, leaderboards, hearts, and the bandit-algorithm notification system that lifts lesson completion 72% - How 500 A/B tests per quarter compound into a 35% DAU/MAU ratio - The exact revenue mechanics behind Super Duolingo and Duolingo Max - Four transferable strategies you can implement in your own product this week If you're building an app, studying product design, or just love a great business case, this one is for you. Subscribe for more deep dives like this.

If I Started an App in 2026, I'd Do This

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If I Started an App in 2026, I'd Do This

Try Anything today: https://www.anything.com/ Follow us on X: https://x.com/anything Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hi.anything Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@UCveGCuTRQgzeiHqxOQyPIHA Building an app has never been easier, but building one people actually pay for still trips up almost everyone. This video walks through the exact five-step sequence I'd follow if I were launching an app from scratch in 2026, based on what's actually working for solo founders right now. You'll learn why starting with an idea is backwards, and the simple three-question filter that tells you whether a problem is worth solving. I break down why the ugliest possible version of your app is your real advantage, how to get it in front of real users in days (not months), and why charging from day one will teach you more than a thousand free signups ever could. Along the way, I share real examples, including a fire chief charging $1,000/year for an app that replaced whiteboards during emergencies, and a mood tracker doing one thing well that hit Apple's Editor's Choice with 23,000+ ratings. You'll also see realistic revenue timelines for solo founders in months one, three, and six, plus the feedback-to-fix loop that makes modern app building feel almost unfair compared to the old model. If you've been sitting on an app idea, or you've started building and stalled, this is the playbook I'd hand you.

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Who uses it

Real use cases, no hype

Rapid Prototyping

Turn a vague idea into a working MVP in minutes, not weeks.

SaaS Builder

Quickly build and launch multi-tenant web apps with user auth.

Mobile App Creation

Generate native iOS and Android apps ready for store submission.

Internal Tools

Build custom dashboards, admin panels, and data tools for your team.

E-commerce Store

Create a full online store with product listings, cart, and payments.

Marketing Site

Design and launch a professional landing page or portfolio instantly.

Client Work

Deliver client projects faster by using AI as a junior developer.

What's great

Instantly generates full-stack apps from a single prompt.
Built-in databases, auth, and payments (Stripe, RevenueCat).
One-click publish to App Store, Play Store, or web.

Technical strengths

Visual QA agent tests your app with computer use.
Supports importing designs from Figma and Mobbin.
Max agent uses frontier AI models for complex projects.

Where it falls short

Credit-based pricing can get expensive for heavy use.
Limited control over raw code compared to traditional dev.
Branding removal requires a paid Pro plan.

Technical limitations

Reliance on proprietary AI models for code generation.
Complex projects may hit context limits, even with 1M context.

For technical folks

The deep-dive specs

FAQ

Includes technical Q&A

Credits are the currency for AI interactions. Each action like generating code, running tests, or using the visual QA agent consumes a different amount of credits.