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Vibez.now vs Bolt.new

Bolt builds fast in a browser-based environment and reaches native mobile through Expo. Vibez.now is built around approving what the agent does.

Vibez.nowBolt.new
Free tierFree to start, no credit cardYes — free forever, no card required
Entry paid plan—Pro, $25/month
What it buildsReal React and TypeScript projects in an isolated sandbox with a live previewFull-stack apps in a browser dev environment, with Bolt Cloud hosting and a Postgres database
Before actingGuarded by default: edits freely, pauses before shell commands, deletions and anything leaving the sandboxPlan mode for strategy without code; setup commands run in the background
DeploysPause for your approvalHappen when you click Publish
RollbackEvery turn is a version; one-click rollback, and the rollback is itself a versionA version after each prompt; restoring does not change your databases
MobileApprove pending actions from the iOS appNative iOS and Android apps via Expo
CodePush to GitHub; full source visible beside the chatGitHub integration
External agentsREST API so your own agents can route actions through the same approval flow—

The short version

Bolt is quick to start, generous on its free tier, and the better pick if you need a native mobile app — its Expo integration takes you to the app stores. Vibez.now builds web apps and is designed around the moments the agent should stop: commands, deletions and deploys pause until you say yes, from the builder or your phone.

Choose Bolt.new if

  • You need a native iOS or Android app.
  • You want everything — hosting, database, domains — in one place from the start.
  • You'd rather the agent run its setup commands without stopping to ask.

Choose Vibez.now if

  • You want to see and approve commands before they run.
  • You want per-project control over how autonomous the agent is.
  • You want an approval API for agents you run yourself.

Sources for Bolt.new, checked October 2026

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