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Anything (formerly Create) at a glance

Anything, formerly Create.xyz, is a conversational AI app builder that generates web and mobile products with frontend code, backend functions, databases, authentication, payments, integrations, hosting, and code export.

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Current name
Anything
Former name
Create.xyz
Best for
Founders and teams building web or mobile apps through conversation
Generated web stack
React and Next.js
Free allowance
3,000 credits with daily message limits
Pro price
$19/month annual or $24 monthly
Code ownership
Users can download and own generated code

Overview

What Anything (formerly Create) is

Create.xyz is now called Anything. The product has expanded from generating web components and sites from text or screenshots into a fuller app-building agent for web and mobile products. Users describe what they want in conversation, preview the result, request changes, and publish without manually wiring every piece of the stack.

Anything can create multi-page React and Next.js web apps with stored data, backend functions, file uploads, user accounts, protected routes, external APIs, AI features, Stripe payments, and custom domains. It also supports mobile app building and App Store submission through TestFlight, with RevenueCat for mobile purchases.

The higher-priced Max mode goes beyond code generation: it opens the app in a real browser, clicks through flows, finds problems, changes the code, and retests. That can reduce manual back-and-forth, but it consumes more time and credits and still requires security, data, payment, accessibility, and release review by the person shipping the product.

Use cases

Who Anything (formerly Create) is best for

The strongest fit depends on the job you need the product to complete, not the size of its feature list.

Non-technical founders

Turn a product idea into a working web or mobile prototype with accounts, data, and payments through plain-language prompts.

Internal business tools

Build dashboards, portals, forms, workflow tools, and lightweight CRUD applications without starting from an empty repository.

Customer-facing MVPs

Launch marketplaces, booking tools, communities, AI SaaS products, and subscription apps on a managed stack.

Design-to-app workflows

Use screenshots, URLs, images, brand instructions, and conversational feedback to create and refine responsive interfaces.

Teams wanting autonomous QA

Use Max to exercise signup, payment, invite, upload, and other user flows in a browser while it attempts repairs.

Capabilities

Core Anything (formerly Create) features

1

Conversational app building

Generates and edits apps from plain-language goals, follow-up instructions, screenshots, URLs, and uploaded assets.

2

Web and mobile projects

Builds responsive websites and web apps as well as iOS and Android applications with platform-specific publishing guidance.

3

Built-in backend and database

Creates server-side functions, data tables, queries, file uploads, and test-to-live database changes for requested features.

4

Authentication and permissions

Adds email and password, magic links, supported social sign-in, protected pages, sessions, user data, and role-based behavior.

5

Payments

Connects Stripe for web checkout and RevenueCat for mobile subscriptions and in-app purchases on eligible paid plans.

6

Integrations and external APIs

Offers 100+ built-in integrations and can connect to custom REST APIs for models, maps, documents, communication, and other services.

7

One-click publishing

Hosts web projects on a free created.app subdomain, supports custom domains on paid plans, and guides mobile submission through TestFlight.

8

Code view and export

Lets users inspect and download the generated React and Next.js project rather than requiring permanent platform hosting.

9

Max autonomous agent

Builds, opens the app in a browser, clicks and types through real flows, identifies issues, applies fixes, and repeats in the background.

10

Collaboration and threads

Supports iterative project conversations, parallel focused tasks, real-time team editing, and separated workstreams.

Process

How the Anything (formerly Create) workflow works

  1. Step 1

    Describe one clear product

    State whether it is web or mobile, who uses it, the core job, required screens, real content, and the first flow to build.

  2. Step 2

    Build in small slices

    Add one feature at a time—pages, data, accounts, payments, integrations, permissions—testing each before expanding.

  3. Step 3

    Use references deliberately

    Provide screenshots, URLs, assets, colors, copy, and behavior examples while avoiding unlicensed copying of protected designs.

  4. Step 4

    Test data and edge cases

    Exercise empty states, errors, mobile layouts, auth boundaries, duplicate actions, payment failures, and role permissions with realistic test data.

  5. Step 5

    Use Max selectively

    Assign browser-based QA and repair to high-value flows when the saved manual effort justifies the slower, higher-credit run.

  6. Step 6

    Review before publishing

    Inspect generated code, dependencies, secrets, database changes, security, privacy, accessibility, analytics, and store requirements.

  7. Step 7

    Publish and monitor

    Deploy to a managed subdomain or custom domain, submit mobile builds, then watch errors, costs, user behavior, and regressions after changes.

Cost

Anything (formerly Create) pricing and free plan

Anything uses subscription credits. Free includes 3,000 credits with daily message limits. Pro 20k costs $19 per month on annual billing or $24 month-to-month. Max begins at an effective $199 per month annually or $239 monthly and includes 220,000 credits at the entry Max tier plus access to smarter models and the browser-testing agent. Higher Max capacities and non-expiring top-offs are available.

Free

$0

Try conversational app building with public-project and usage restrictions.

  • 3,000 credits
  • Daily message limits
  • Free created.app publishing
  • Made with Anything branding on free projects

Pro 20k

$19/month annual or $24 monthly

Entry paid plan for building and launching real projects.

  • 20,000 monthly credits
  • Private projects
  • Custom domains
  • App Store publishing
  • Stripe and RevenueCat payments
  • Premium email support

Max 200k

$199/month annual or $239 monthly

Entry Max plan with autonomous browser testing and higher-capability models.

  • 220,000 monthly credits currently listed
  • Max browser agent
  • Background autonomous build-test-fix loops
  • Private projects and launch features
  • Uses more credits per complex task

Higher Max plans

$299–$899/month annual

Larger credit pools for heavier builders, with monthly billing from $359 to $1,079.

  • 330,000 to 990,000 credits currently listed
  • 10% volume credit uplift
  • Max access
  • Choose based on measured task consumption rather than headline credits

Top-off credits

$12 per 10,000 credits

Non-expiring extra credits for paid accounts that run out before renewal.

  • $60 for 50,000
  • $120 for 100,000
  • $240 for 200,000
  • Upgrading may be cheaper for recurring excess use

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Assessment

Anything (formerly Create) strengths and limitations

Where it stands out

  • Combines frontend, backend, database, authentication, payments, integrations, hosting, and mobile publishing in one conversational workflow.
  • Useful to non-developers while still exposing React and Next.js code for inspection and export.
  • Built-in user accounts, protected routes, databases, and payment integrations support real applications rather than static mockups.
  • Screenshot and URL references help translate a visual direction into an editable starting point.
  • Max can test actual browser behavior and repair issues instead of judging code only from text.
  • Free publishing and a small free allowance make basic validation accessible.
  • Code download reduces the long-term lock-in risk of managed hosting.

What to consider

  • Credit consumption varies with model, task complexity, retries, and Max browser steps, so high-iteration projects can become expensive.
  • Max requires a subscription around $200 per month and is slower than ordinary prompt-driven edits.
  • Generated authentication, payments, permissions, data handling, and backend code require security and correctness review before production use.
  • A successful preview does not prove accessibility, performance, reliability, legal compliance, app-store acceptance, or safe handling of production data.
  • Anything's built-in integrations are transitioning to a newer builder, and specific connectors may be temporarily unavailable or change behavior.
  • The managed stack simplifies deployment but can create operational dependence unless teams regularly export, understand, and can run the code elsewhere.
  • Prompt-driven changes can regress working features, so stable projects need version discipline, scoped requests, tests, and backups.

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Questions

Anything (formerly Create) FAQs

What happened to Create.xyz?

Create.xyz rebranded to Anything and expanded from prompt-generated web components into a broader agent for building, testing, publishing, and monetizing web and mobile apps.

Can Anything build a full app?

Yes. It can generate pages, backend functions, databases, accounts, protected routes, file uploads, external API connections, AI features, and payments. Production apps still need human review and testing.

What code does Anything generate?

Its current FAQ says web projects use React and Next.js in JavaScript. Users can inspect the code in the builder and download the full project.

How much does Anything cost?

Free includes 3,000 credits. Pro costs $19 per month with annual billing or $24 monthly. Max starts at $199 per month annually or $239 monthly, with higher-capacity plans available.

What is Anything Max?

Max is an autonomous agent mode that writes code, opens the app in a real browser, tries user flows, detects problems, fixes them, and repeats. It is available on Max subscriptions and consumes credits based on the job.

Can Anything publish mobile apps?

Yes. Paid plans support iOS and Android app building and App Store submission through TestFlight. Developers still need the required Apple or Google accounts and must satisfy store policies.

Can I use a custom domain?

Yes on Pro and Max. Free projects receive a created.app subdomain, while paid users can connect an existing domain or buy one through Anything's domain flow.

Can I export my app?

Yes. Anything says users own generated code and content, and the Code tab can download the full project for external hosting or further development.

Does Anything handle login and payments?

It has built-in user accounts and integrates Stripe for web payments and RevenueCat for mobile purchases. These flows should be tested for authorization, duplicate actions, failures, refunds, taxes, and store requirements before launch.

Bottom line

Our Anything (formerly Create) verdict

Anything is one of the more complete conversational builders for people who want to move from idea to a functioning web or mobile app without assembling the stack manually. Pro is reasonably accessible for launching small products; Max is a much larger commitment justified only when autonomous browser testing saves real engineering time. The platform accelerates implementation, but the person publishing the app remains responsible for security, payments, data, accessibility, testing, and operations.

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