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Start free, upgrade when you're ready. Every plan includes all AI models, code export, and Figma-to-code.
FAQ
Huxly AI is an AI-powered mobile app builder that lets you create fully functional mobile apps just by describing what you want. No coding experience required.
Expo (React Native) uses JavaScript and ships to iOS and Android. Flutter uses Dart, also cross-platform. SwiftUI is Apple's native framework — iOS only, most polished. All three support live preview, cloud builds, and store submission in Huxly.
Not at all. Huxly AI handles all the code generation for you. Simply describe your app idea in plain language and our AI will build it for you.
Yes! Export your source code, push to GitHub, deploy to TestFlight for beta testing, and publish directly to the App Store and Google Play from within Huxly.
Yes, Huxly offers a free plan that lets you explore the platform and build your first app. Paid plans unlock additional features like unlimited projects and priority support.
You can buy a one-time top-up at any point — top-up credits never expire and stack on top of your plan. Or upgrade your plan for a larger monthly allowance. You can also keep building beyond your credits by connecting Huxly's MCP server to your own AI tool, like Claude Code or Cursor, and using its subscription instead.
We take security seriously. All your data and source code are encrypted, and we never share your projects with anyone. Your apps are yours.
Yes! Paid plans include direct submission to both the App Store and Google Play. Connect your developer account, and Huxly handles the build, signing, and submission process — all in the cloud.
Huxly builds server-side code, not just the app. It can generate a full backend — auth, payments, webhooks, secrets — and deploy it to your own server on Netlify, Render, or Railway. It can also create standalone edge functions on Supabase or Firebase when you only need a single piece of server logic. Either way the code is generated with your app, deployed to your account, and your keys stay server-side.