Free
$0
Design mode for sketching app screens
- 35 credits/month in major markets
- 5 credits/month elsewhere
- 5 per day cap
- Design mode only
- no Build mode

Build native iPhone, Android and web apps by chatting with an AI agent
Rork is a browser-based AI app builder that turns plain-language descriptions into mobile and web apps. Users chat with an agent that designs the screens, writes the code, runs the app in a cloud simulator next to the chat, and submits builds to the App Store, Google Play or a web address. According to its documentation, Rork writes native Swift (SwiftUI) for iPhone, Kotlin (Jetpack Compose) for Android, and Vite and React for the web.
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$0
Design mode for sketching app screens
$20/month
Build and publish native iPhone, Android and web apps
$200/month
Heavier use with Apple-platform extras
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Rork's blog listing states it raised $2.8M pre-seed.
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Rork has a Free plan limited to Design mode with 35 credits a month in major markets (5 per day cap). Building and publishing apps needs Rork Pro ($20/month) or Rork Max (from $200/month).
Pro builds iPhone, Android and web apps. Max, from $200/month, includes more credits and adds iPad, Apple Watch, Vision Pro, native games, iOS widgets and priority chat support. Max apps are iOS-only.
Not separately. You can upgrade to a higher plan or wait for the monthly reset. Rork says it does not charge credits for AI errors.
Yes. Web apps are built with Vite and React and can be published to an address on rork.app, according to the docs.
No. The docs say it is installed over USB from a Mac or Windows PC, needs iOS 18 or later, and is rolling out to selected accounts.
Rork's docs say it switched from Expo (React Native) to Swift after internal benchmarks; existing Expo projects keep working.
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