Huxly
VerifiedDescribe a mobile app in plain language and get a working iOS and Android build
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Huxly
What it is
Huxly is an AI app builder focused on native mobile apps. You describe what you want in plain language, and it generates a project in Expo (React Native), Flutter or SwiftUI that you can preview in the browser, including a cloud iOS simulator for SwiftUI builds. It can convert Figma designs, add backend and edge functions for things like auth, payments and webhooks, and deploy them to providers such as Supabase, Firebase, Netlify, Render or Railway. Finished apps can go out through TestFlight, the App Store and Google Play. An MCP connector lets assistants like Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor work on a project. A small free plan is available, with paid tiers from $25 a month.
Key features
- Plain-language app generation
- Expo, Flutter and SwiftUI output
- Figma to app conversion
- TestFlight and store publishing
What we liked
- + Targets native mobile, not just web apps
- + Choice of three frameworks
- + MCP connector for outside AI assistants
Worth noting
- · Free plan is limited to a few messages
- · Credit limits on paid tiers
Editor's notes
More context from AI BirdView
Most AI app builders stop at a web prototype, so a tool aimed squarely at phone apps is a welcome change. Huxly takes a written idea and produces a real mobile project, then carries it through preview, backend setup and publishing. The choice between Expo, Flutter and SwiftUI also means you are not locked into one stack if you later hand the code to a developer.
- Generates apps in Expo (React Native), Flutter or SwiftUI from a plain-language brief
- Browser preview, with a cloud iOS simulator for SwiftUI projects
- Figma designs can be converted into working screens
- Backend and edge functions for auth, payments and webhooks, deployable to Supabase, Firebase, Netlify, Render or Railway
- Publishing through TestFlight, the App Store and Google Play, plus an MCP connector for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
It is best for founders, designers and solo creators who want a phone app without learning native development, and for teams that need many quick builds. The free plan only includes a handful of messages, so a practical tip is to write a detailed first prompt that lists your screens, data and login needs before you start, which helps you get more out of each credit.
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