Anything

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What Anything is

Anything turns prompts into code and builds mobile apps, websites, tools, and products. It is designed for people who want to create projects without looking at the code. The platform uses frontier and custom AI models and says it automatically detects and fixes errors. Apps include development and production Postgres databases, with 1GB or more free per app and no setup required. Projects can use Stripe payments, email or social sign-in, and more than 100 built-in integrations. Some integrations may be temporarily unavailable during the move to a new builder; some use credits, and Resend requires your own API key. Users can build iOS and Android apps, submit to the App Store, and publish websites or web apps on free or custom domains. Anything runs on web, iOS, and Android, with free and paid plans.

Who it suits

Anything suits people building apps, websites, tools, or products without coding. It is also relevant to projects needing databases, authentication, payments, mobile publishing, or API integrations.

What it does well

Builds apps and websites from prompts
Includes development and production Postgres databases
Supports email and social sign-in
Offers more than 100 integrations
Publishes to web and mobile platforms

What to know first

Some integrations may be temporarily unavailable
Some integrations use credits
Resend requires your own API key
Paid plans start at $19 a month

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free	billed monthly · Public projects · Community support	Free
Pro 20k	$19/mo · 20K credits / mo · private projects · remove Anything branding · custom domains	$19 a month
Max	$199/mo · 220K monthly credits · multiple agents · automated testing · priority support	$199 a month

As anything.com lists them, read 21 Sept 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Verdict

Anything combines prompt-based building with databases, authentication, integrations, and mobile publishing. Its free plan provides a starting point, while paid plans add credits and other listed capabilities.

Facts from Anything's own pages

AI and error handling: Anything uses frontier and custom AI models and says it automatically detects and fixes errors. · anything.com, 8 Oct 2026
API integrations: Yes · anything.com, 21 Sept 2026
App types: both · anything.com, 21 Sept 2026
Built-in database: Yes · anything.com, 21 Sept 2026
Company location: Anything's LinkedIn company profile lists its headquarters as San Francisco, California. · linkedin.com, 8 Oct 2026
Database: Apps include development and production Postgres databases, with 1GB+ free per app and no setup required. · anything.com, 8 Oct 2026
Free plan: Yes · anything.com, 21 Sept 2026
Integrations: Anything documents 100+ built-in integrations and says integrations may be temporarily unavailable during its transition to a new builder. · anything.com, 8 Oct 2026
Integration setup: Some integrations use credits, and the Resend integration requires users to supply their own API key. · anything.com, 8 Oct 2026
Mobile publishing: Yes · anything.com, 21 Sept 2026
Payments and authentication: The maker says apps can use Stripe payments and support sign-in with email and social providers. · anything.com, 8 Oct 2026
Security and data: The terms say Anything uses commercially reasonable security measures and instruct customers not to provide personally identifiable information or data subject to heightened security requirements. · anything.com, 8 Oct 2026
Paid from: 19 · anything.com, 21 Sept 2026
Support: The pricing page lists community support and priority support, and describes priority support as included with the $199/mo plan. · anything.com, 8 Oct 2026
User authentication: Yes · anything.com, 21 Sept 2026
Web and mobile publishing: The maker says users can build iOS and Android apps, submit to the App Store, and publish websites or web apps on a free or custom domain. · anything.com, 8 Oct 2026
What it does: Anything turns prompts into code and builds mobile apps, websites, tools, and products. · anything.com, 8 Oct 2026
Who it is for: The maker describes the product as a way to build projects without looking at the code. · anything.com, 8 Oct 2026