# Amp vs Anything

> Amp: Coding agent that runs in cloud orbs and keeps working after you close your laptop
> Anything: Describe an idea in plain English and get a working web or mobile app

- Amp profile: https://finderatlas.com/tools/amp
- Anything profile: https://finderatlas.com/tools/anything
- Comparison page: https://finderatlas.com/compare/amp-vs-anything
- Last reviewed: October 2026

## Verdict

Amp and Anything are both Coding AI tools. Only Amp has a free plan or trial. Only Amp is available on Windows, macOS and Linux.

### Choose Amp if

- You want a tool built for Long-running agent tasks that continue unattended, parallel agent threads without managing worktrees, teams sharing an agent session.
- Per-thread cloud orbs let agents keep running unattended without worktree or port conflicts.
- Free Hobby tier includes all product features, with bring-your-own-key and own-runner options.

### Choose Anything if

- You want a tool built for turning an idea into a deployed web or mobile app, building MVPs with a database and user accounts, shipping without writing code.
- Covers the full stack in one tool: database, auth, backend functions, file uploads and payments are built in.
- Builds both web and native mobile apps, with store submission support.

## Pricing

| | Amp | Anything |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Pricing model | Freemium | Paid |
| Free plan or trial | Yes | No |
| Starting price | $0 | $24 |

## Features

| Feature | Amp | Anything |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Orbs | Yes | Not listed |
| Portals | Yes | Not listed |
| Event-driven wake-ups | Yes | Not listed |
| Multiplayer | Yes | Not listed |
| Changes tab | Yes | Not listed |
| The Dial | Yes | Not listed |
| Puck | Yes | Not listed |
| CLI and runners | Yes | Not listed |
| amp sync | Yes | Not listed |
| AI App Agent | Not listed | Yes |
| Max Mode | Not listed | Yes |
| Mobile Apps | Not listed | Yes |
| Built-in Backend | Not listed | Yes |
| Authentication | Not listed | Yes |
| Payments | Not listed | Yes |
| 100+ Integrations | Not listed | Yes |
| Code Export | Not listed | Yes |
| Figma Import | Not listed | Yes |
| Public API and CLI | Not listed | Yes |

## Platforms

| Platform | Amp | Anything |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Web | Yes | Yes |
| Windows | Yes | No |
| macOS | Yes | No |
| iOS | No | No |
| Android | No | No |
| API | Yes | Yes |
| Browser Extension | No | No |
| Linux | Yes | No |
| CLI | Yes | Yes |

## Amp strengths

- Per-thread cloud orbs let agents keep running unattended without worktree or port conflicts.
- Free Hobby tier includes all product features, with bring-your-own-key and own-runner options.
- Works across web, Mac, terminal and CI runners, with event triggers from Linear, GitHub and schedules.
- Multiplayer orbs let teammates share an agent, terminal and running app.
- Teams plan adds SSO, pooled credits and shared model routing at no extra seat charge.

## Amp limitations

- The Mac app requires macOS 26 or later and the Mac and iOS apps are labelled beta.
- No App Store iOS release yet; mobile access is through TestFlight.
- Orb rates, overage behaviour and Gigawatt pricing are not published on the pricing page.
- Pay-as-you-go orbs on the free tier make costs less predictable than a flat subscription.

## Anything strengths

- Covers the full stack in one tool: database, auth, backend functions, file uploads and payments are built in.
- Builds both web and native mobile apps, with store submission support.
- Max mode tests apps in a real browser or simulated iOS device and fixes issues automatically.
- Full source code can be downloaded, and the docs state users own the generated code.
- Public API and CLI allow integration with other agents and workflows.

## Anything limitations

- No free plan for building; the cheapest tier is $24/month on monthly billing.
- The jump from Pro (20K credits) to Max (220K credits, $239/month) is steep, and credit consumption is variable.
- GitHub sync is not yet available and Google Play publishing is still in beta.
- Docs note that some integrations may be temporarily unavailable during the transition to the new builder.

## FAQ

**Is Amp better than Anything?**

It depends on your workflow. Amp is built for Long-running agent tasks that continue unattended, parallel agent threads without managing worktrees, teams sharing an agent session. Anything is built for turning an idea into a deployed web or mobile app, building MVPs with a database and user accounts, shipping without writing code.

**What are the key feature differences between Amp and Anything?**

Amp: Coding agent that runs in cloud orbs and keeps working after you close your laptop. Anything: Describe an idea in plain English and get a working web or mobile app.

**Does Amp or Anything have a free plan?**

Amp has a free plan or trial; Anything is paid only.

**Which is cheaper, Amp or Anything?**

Amp starts at $0 and Anything starts at $24. See the pricing table above for what each tier includes.