GenMB

What the product is

GenMB is an AI app builder that turns a plain-English description into a working web application with sign-in and data built in, then keeps it running with automations and AI agents. The site frames it as "apps, automations and AI agents, for you or your team." The reader is a founder or small business with an idea, or a team that wants everyone to be able to make the tools they need on one shared bill. The pages name no headquarters or founding year.

What you build and how

GenMB builds single-page and multi-page full-stack web applications from a text prompt. Its FAQ lists SaaS dashboards, e-commerce stores, landing pages, portfolios, CRM tools, and booking systems. The generated project includes multi-page routing, state management, a database (a key-value store with no configuration or a dedicated PostgreSQL database), and 80 plugin integrations. The home page's starter prompts show the range: online store, lead capture form, admin dashboard, AI chatbot, booking page, automation, portfolio site, landing page.

You can start from words, from an image or a Figma file, or by importing an existing project. An Agent mode, priced at 8 credits, plans, builds, and checks complex apps with connected tools. A live preview runs in the browser, and the app can be published in one click to a shareable link. The company's own comparison post says the platform supports 4 frameworks (Vanilla, React, React with TypeScript, and React Native), a visual editor and a direct code editor, full version history with rollback, and backend deployment on Cloud Run or dedicated GKE pods, with custom domains and automatic SSL.

Code Healer and testing

After every change, GenMB tests the app in a real browser. It flags the app only when it is truly broken: the page does not load, it is blank, a file will not compile, or it shows the crash screen. A second check confirms before anything is raised. Fixing that breakage costs no credits, with one click on Fix now and up to 2 tries per error. The chat shows what changed and saves a version you can undo, and if 2 tries do not solve it GenMB offers to restore the last working version. The FAQ adds that it never changes your app without asking.

Automation and agents

This is where the workflow-automation membership comes from. The home page lists a visual workflow builder with 20+ node types and no code. Scheduled agents run a job on a timer, such as a morning report, a reminder email, or a weekly cleanup. Chat agents answer your customers on Telegram, Slack, and Email, and agent teams put several chat agents behind one conversation so the right specialist replies. Building all of this is free on every plan, and so is test-running workflows and agent teams. Testing chat agents and deploying them to live channels starts at Pro.

You can also let ChatGPT or Claude use your app. You choose what the app can do, and the assistant can do it for you. The site says this is included on every plan, free ones too.

Integrations, templates, and teams

The site counts 80 plugins across 15 categories, with payments, email, and maps named. There is a template library of starter apps and a marketplace where people install apps published by the community. The home page's showcase lets you open or remix other people's apps. For teams, the page promises one shared bill, your brand on every app, and only your coworkers let in. Business adds enterprise SSO.

Plans, limits, and claims

The Free plan gives 8 credits a day, up to 40 a month, with unlimited apps, 50MB per file upload and 1GB of storage per app. The FAQ says all frameworks, live preview, version history, and deployment are included, and no card is required.

• Pro, $25 a month: 200 credits a month, uploads up to 500MB per file and 250GB per app.
• Team, $59 a month: a pool of 500 credits a month shared across the team, with a limit you can set per person.
• Business, $129 a month: enterprise SSO, a security check before publishing, 5GB per file and 2TB of storage per app, and 1,000 shared credits a month.
• Scale, $399 a month: 4,000 shared credits a month and the highest limits.

Every plan has unlimited team members. Every paid plan carries a 14-day money-back guarantee, and you can cancel anytime. The company says it has "4,500+ apps built by 2,000+ builders". The code is yours: download the full project on Pro and host it anywhere, with nothing locked in.

The company's own comparison

GenMB's blog compares it with Create.xyz, which it says is now branded Anything. The post is the company's own and reads as such, but it lists what GenMB says it ships: Code Healer, a security scanner, automatic PWA support, Agent mode, Figma import, and team collaboration. It calls Create.xyz the simpler tool for quick prototypes and describes GenMB as the more complete platform for real applications. On price, the post lines up the same plan ladder as above, with a Free tier of unlimited apps at 8 credits a day, and Pro at $25 a month with 200 monthly credits. The home page footer carries the line "By the author of Building Software with Vibe Coding".

Who it suits and who it does not

A solo founder who wants to try a web app idea without a card, an agency or freelancer comparing builders, and a small team that wants workflows and a customer-facing chat agent next to the app will find the most here. The free plan runs on a credit budget rather than a feature gate, so you see the whole product before paying.

Two limits are worth planning around. Credits are the meter, and 8 a day is a small allowance for a large build, so a serious project means Pro or above. And live chat agents on Telegram, Slack, and Email are Pro features, so a free plan can build and test them but not publish them. The site describes web applications throughout, with React Native listed as one framework option, so a team whose product is a store-listed mobile app should test that path before committing.