# Build Stack

> Curated directory of 30 AI tools for vibe coders and indie builders. Verdicts are based on public docs and pricing pages (checked 2026-10-14), not hands-on testing.

## Coding

### Cursor
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/cursor
- Official site: https://cursor.com
- Verdict: A strong default AI code editor for builders who want an agent in their IDE.
- Use cases: write code with an AI agent; refactor a codebase; AI code review; run cloud coding agents
- Strengths: Agent-first editor built around handing off coding tasks; Cloud agents, automations and AI code review (Bugbot) listed on higher tiers; Third-party models available at API list price
- Limitations: Pricing page now bundles Cursor with Grok/X subscription tiers, which can be confusing; Plus tier is limited to Grok models per pricing page; Third-party model usage billed separately
- Pricing: Free tier; paid tiers listed at $8, $30, $100 and $200/month; Teams from $30/user/month; Enterprise custom. (source: https://cursor.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### GitHub Copilot
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/github-copilot
- Official site: https://github.com/features/copilot
- Verdict: The low-friction pick if you already use GitHub.
- Use cases: autocomplete code; AI pull request review; assign issues to a coding agent; chat about a repo
- Strengths: Deep GitHub integration from issue to PR review; Works in editors, terminal, desktop and on GitHub; Free tier available
- Limitations: Best value if your code already lives on GitHub; Higher usage requires upper tiers
- Pricing: Free; Pro $10/mo; Pro+ $39/mo; Max $100/mo (per plans page). (source: https://github.com/features/copilot/plans, checked 2026-10-14)

### Claude Code
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/claude-code
- Official site: https://www.anthropic.com/claude-code
- Verdict: A top choice for terminal-comfortable builders who want an autonomous coding agent.
- Use cases: agentic coding in the terminal; edit files and run commands; understand a large codebase
- Strengths: Terminal-native agent that edits files and runs commands; Also available in IDEs per Anthropic; Included with Claude paid plans
- Limitations: Usage limits depend on plan; Terminal workflow has a learning curve for non-developers
- Pricing: Included with Claude Pro ($17/mo annual, $20 monthly) and Max (from $100/mo); API usage billed separately. (source: https://www.anthropic.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Devin (incl. Devin Desktop, formerly Windsurf)
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/devin
- Official site: https://devin.ai
- Verdict: Worth a look if you want to hand off whole tasks to autonomous agents.
- Use cases: delegate engineering tasks to a cloud agent; parallel coding agents; AI code editor with tab completions
- Strengths: Parallel cloud agents; Desktop editor (windsurf.com now redirects to Devin Desktop); Free tier with unlimited Tab completions per pricing page
- Limitations: Free quota is light; Team plan adds per-member cost
- Pricing: Free; Pro $20/mo; Max $200/mo; Teams $80/mo + $40/mo per full member; Enterprise custom. (source: https://devin.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Cline
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/cline
- Official site: https://cline.bot
- Verdict: Best for builders who want an open, model-agnostic agent and control over costs.
- Use cases: open-source coding agent in VS Code; bring your own API key; coding agent CLI
- Strengths: Open source, free for individuals; BYOK across many model providers; VS Code extension and CLI
- Limitations: You pay model inference costs directly; Enterprise features (SSO, JetBrains) require Enterprise
- Pricing: Free open-source extension; pay only for AI inference (BYOK or Cline provider); Enterprise custom. (source: https://cline.bot/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Aider
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/aider
- Official site: https://aider.chat
- Verdict: A lightweight, free terminal option for developers.
- Use cases: AI pair programming in the terminal; git-aware code edits; use local or any LLM
- Strengths: Open source, terminal-based; Git-aware edits; Works with many LLM providers
- Limitations: Latest GitHub release found was v0.86.0 (Aug 2025), so check activity; Terminal only
- Pricing: Free and open source; you pay your LLM provider. (source: https://aider.chat/docs/faq.html, checked 2026-10-14)

### Zed
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/zed
- Official site: https://zed.dev
- Verdict: Great if editor speed matters and you want AI built in.
- Use cases: fast code editor with AI; edit predictions; collaborative coding
- Strengths: High-performance native editor; Multiplayer collaboration; Free personal tier
- Limitations: Smaller extension ecosystem than VS Code; AI usage beyond included credits is usage-billed
- Pricing: Personal $0; Pro $10/mo (incl. $5 tokens, then usage-based); Business $30/seat/mo. (source: https://zed.dev/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### OpenAI Codex
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/openai-codex
- Official site: https://openai.com/codex
- Verdict: A strong pick if you already pay for ChatGPT.
- Use cases: cloud coding agents; automated PR review; coding in terminal or IDE
- Strengths: Included in ChatGPT plans; Runs parallel agents in the cloud; CLI, IDE extension and ChatGPT app
- Limitations: Usage tied to ChatGPT plan limits; Best experience requires ChatGPT account
- Pricing: Included with ChatGPT Plus ($20), Pro ($100), Business ($20/seat, 2+ seats annual) per Codex page. (source: https://openai.com/codex, checked 2026-10-14)

### Firebase Studio
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/firebase-studio
- Official site: https://firebase.studio
- Verdict: Good for builders who want Google's backend stack.
- Use cases: full-stack app in the browser; prototype with Gemini; app previews with emulators
- Strengths: Web-based workspace with Gemini; Full-fidelity previews via cloud emulators; Connects to Firebase/Google Cloud
- Limitations: Backend costs follow Firebase/Google Cloud pricing; Google ecosystem lock-in
- Pricing: Firebase has a no-cost tier; usage-based (Blaze) beyond free quotas; eligible new users may get $300 Google Cloud credit. (source: https://firebase.google.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### CodeRabbit
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/coderabbit
- Official site: https://www.coderabbit.ai
- Verdict: A good add-on reviewer for AI-generated code.
- Use cases: AI code review on pull requests; catch bugs before merge
- Strengths: Independent AI code review; PR triage and change explanations
- Limitations: Per-user pricing; Overage charges per reviewed file
- Pricing: Plans listed at $24, $48, $72 per user/mo (see page for terms). (source: https://www.coderabbit.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)


## App building

### Lovable
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/lovable
- Official site: https://lovable.dev
- Verdict: One of the easiest ways for non-coders to ship a web app.
- Use cases: build a web app by chatting; make a landing page; add auth to an app without code
- Strengths: Chat-to-app for non-developers; Hosting (Cloud) included via credits; Unlimited workspace members on all plans
- Limitations: Credit-based pricing can be hard to predict; Credits expire
- Pricing: Free: 5 daily build credits (up to 30/mo) + 20 Cloud credits; paid plans priced by credits (Pro, Business, Enterprise). See page for current amounts. (source: https://lovable.dev/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Bolt
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/bolt
- Official site: https://bolt.new
- Verdict: Good for quick prototypes and MVPs straight from a prompt.
- Use cases: prototype an app in the browser; build a website from a prompt; full-stack app with database
- Strengths: Browser-based, no setup; Includes hosting and databases; Free tier
- Limitations: Usage limits on free tier; Team plan per member
- Pricing: Free; Pro $25/mo (monthly); Teams $30/member/mo; up to 28% off yearly. (source: https://bolt.new/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### v0 by Vercel
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/v0
- Official site: https://v0.app
- Verdict: Best for builders who want polished React UI and deploy on Vercel.
- Use cases: generate React/Next.js UI; build full-stack web app; deploy to Vercel
- Strengths: Strong Next.js/React output; One-click deploy to Vercel; Free tier
- Limitations: Tied to the Vercel ecosystem; Credits-based usage
- Pricing: Free; Plus $30/user/mo; Business $100/user/mo; includes monthly credits (see page). (source: https://v0.app/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Replit
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/replit
- Official site: https://replit.com
- Verdict: A solid all-in-one for building and hosting apps with an agent.
- Use cases: build an app with an AI agent; host and deploy from the browser; collaborate on code
- Strengths: All-in-one: editor, agent, hosting; Database rollback on higher tiers; Collaboration
- Limitations: Agent output is probabilistic (stated on page); Usage credits tied to tier
- Pricing: Core $20/mo ($18 annual) incl. $20 model credit; higher tier $100/mo ($90 annual); Enterprise custom. (source: https://replit.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Firebase Studio
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/firebase-studio
- Official site: https://firebase.studio
- Verdict: Good for builders who want Google's backend stack.
- Use cases: full-stack app in the browser; prototype with Gemini; app previews with emulators
- Strengths: Web-based workspace with Gemini; Full-fidelity previews via cloud emulators; Connects to Firebase/Google Cloud
- Limitations: Backend costs follow Firebase/Google Cloud pricing; Google ecosystem lock-in
- Pricing: Firebase has a no-cost tier; usage-based (Blaze) beyond free quotas; eligible new users may get $300 Google Cloud credit. (source: https://firebase.google.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Relume
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/relume
- Official site: https://www.relume.io
- Verdict: Best for quickly planning and building marketing sites.
- Use cases: generate sitemap and wireframes; build a marketing site; export to Webflow, Figma or React
- Strengths: Human-made component library; Exports to Webflow, Figma, React
- Limitations: Focused on marketing sites
- Pricing: Free forever tier; paid plans from roughly $14–$40/mo depending on product (see page). (source: https://www.relume.io/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Supabase
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/supabase
- Official site: https://supabase.com
- Verdict: The go-to backend for AI-built apps.
- Use cases: add a database to an app; user authentication; file storage and realtime
- Strengths: Postgres with auth, storage, realtime, vectors; Free tier; Used by many AI app builders
- Limitations: Free projects have limits; Usage-based beyond quotas
- Pricing: Free; paid plans include $10/mo compute credits; usage-based beyond quotas (see page). (source: https://supabase.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)


## Agents

### Cursor
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/cursor
- Official site: https://cursor.com
- Verdict: A strong default AI code editor for builders who want an agent in their IDE.
- Use cases: write code with an AI agent; refactor a codebase; AI code review; run cloud coding agents
- Strengths: Agent-first editor built around handing off coding tasks; Cloud agents, automations and AI code review (Bugbot) listed on higher tiers; Third-party models available at API list price
- Limitations: Pricing page now bundles Cursor with Grok/X subscription tiers, which can be confusing; Plus tier is limited to Grok models per pricing page; Third-party model usage billed separately
- Pricing: Free tier; paid tiers listed at $8, $30, $100 and $200/month; Teams from $30/user/month; Enterprise custom. (source: https://cursor.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### GitHub Copilot
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/github-copilot
- Official site: https://github.com/features/copilot
- Verdict: The low-friction pick if you already use GitHub.
- Use cases: autocomplete code; AI pull request review; assign issues to a coding agent; chat about a repo
- Strengths: Deep GitHub integration from issue to PR review; Works in editors, terminal, desktop and on GitHub; Free tier available
- Limitations: Best value if your code already lives on GitHub; Higher usage requires upper tiers
- Pricing: Free; Pro $10/mo; Pro+ $39/mo; Max $100/mo (per plans page). (source: https://github.com/features/copilot/plans, checked 2026-10-14)

### Claude Code
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/claude-code
- Official site: https://www.anthropic.com/claude-code
- Verdict: A top choice for terminal-comfortable builders who want an autonomous coding agent.
- Use cases: agentic coding in the terminal; edit files and run commands; understand a large codebase
- Strengths: Terminal-native agent that edits files and runs commands; Also available in IDEs per Anthropic; Included with Claude paid plans
- Limitations: Usage limits depend on plan; Terminal workflow has a learning curve for non-developers
- Pricing: Included with Claude Pro ($17/mo annual, $20 monthly) and Max (from $100/mo); API usage billed separately. (source: https://www.anthropic.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Devin (incl. Devin Desktop, formerly Windsurf)
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/devin
- Official site: https://devin.ai
- Verdict: Worth a look if you want to hand off whole tasks to autonomous agents.
- Use cases: delegate engineering tasks to a cloud agent; parallel coding agents; AI code editor with tab completions
- Strengths: Parallel cloud agents; Desktop editor (windsurf.com now redirects to Devin Desktop); Free tier with unlimited Tab completions per pricing page
- Limitations: Free quota is light; Team plan adds per-member cost
- Pricing: Free; Pro $20/mo; Max $200/mo; Teams $80/mo + $40/mo per full member; Enterprise custom. (source: https://devin.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Cline
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/cline
- Official site: https://cline.bot
- Verdict: Best for builders who want an open, model-agnostic agent and control over costs.
- Use cases: open-source coding agent in VS Code; bring your own API key; coding agent CLI
- Strengths: Open source, free for individuals; BYOK across many model providers; VS Code extension and CLI
- Limitations: You pay model inference costs directly; Enterprise features (SSO, JetBrains) require Enterprise
- Pricing: Free open-source extension; pay only for AI inference (BYOK or Cline provider); Enterprise custom. (source: https://cline.bot/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### OpenAI Codex
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/openai-codex
- Official site: https://openai.com/codex
- Verdict: A strong pick if you already pay for ChatGPT.
- Use cases: cloud coding agents; automated PR review; coding in terminal or IDE
- Strengths: Included in ChatGPT plans; Runs parallel agents in the cloud; CLI, IDE extension and ChatGPT app
- Limitations: Usage tied to ChatGPT plan limits; Best experience requires ChatGPT account
- Pricing: Included with ChatGPT Plus ($20), Pro ($100), Business ($20/seat, 2+ seats annual) per Codex page. (source: https://openai.com/codex, checked 2026-10-14)

### Replit
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/replit
- Official site: https://replit.com
- Verdict: A solid all-in-one for building and hosting apps with an agent.
- Use cases: build an app with an AI agent; host and deploy from the browser; collaborate on code
- Strengths: All-in-one: editor, agent, hosting; Database rollback on higher tiers; Collaboration
- Limitations: Agent output is probabilistic (stated on page); Usage credits tied to tier
- Pricing: Core $20/mo ($18 annual) incl. $20 model credit; higher tier $100/mo ($90 annual); Enterprise custom. (source: https://replit.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### LangGraph
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/langgraph
- Official site: https://www.langchain.com/langgraph
- Verdict: A top pick for developers building reliable custom agents.
- Use cases: build stateful AI agents; human-in-the-loop workflows; durable agent execution
- Strengths: Open-source orchestration framework; Durable execution, memory, streaming; Managed platform via LangSmith
- Limitations: Requires coding; Platform pricing is usage-based
- Pricing: Framework open source; LangSmith Developer $0/seat, Plus $39/seat + pay-as-you-go; Enterprise custom. (source: https://www.langchain.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### CrewAI
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/crewai
- Official site: https://www.crewai.com
- Verdict: Good for prototyping multi-agent teams quickly.
- Use cases: multi-agent workflows; automate business processes with agents
- Strengths: Popular open-source multi-agent framework; Hosted platform with free Basic plan
- Limitations: Enterprise pricing not published; Multi-agent setups can be complex to debug
- Pricing: Basic: Free; Enterprise: custom (per pricing page). (source: https://www.crewai.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### OpenAI Agents SDK
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/openai-agents-sdk
- Official site: https://openai.github.io/openai-agents-python/
- Verdict: A simple, minimal starting point for code-first agents.
- Use cases: build agents in Python; tool calling and handoffs; agent tracing
- Strengths: Lightweight open-source SDK; Built-in handoffs, guardrails, tracing
- Limitations: You pay API usage; Code required
- Pricing: SDK is free/open source; model usage billed per OpenAI API pricing. (source: https://openai.com/api/pricing/, checked 2026-10-14)

### n8n
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/n8n
- Official site: https://n8n.io
- Verdict: The flexible automation pick for technical builders.
- Use cases: automate workflows with AI; connect apps without code; build AI agents with MCP
- Strengths: Self-hostable Community Edition; Pricing per full execution, not per step; Hundreds of integrations
- Limitations: Cloud prices in EUR; Advanced features on Business/Enterprise
- Pricing: Starter €20/mo, Pro €50/mo, Business €667/mo (billed annually); Community Edition self-hosted free. (source: https://n8n.io/pricing/, checked 2026-10-14)


## Design

### v0 by Vercel
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/v0
- Official site: https://v0.app
- Verdict: Best for builders who want polished React UI and deploy on Vercel.
- Use cases: generate React/Next.js UI; build full-stack web app; deploy to Vercel
- Strengths: Strong Next.js/React output; One-click deploy to Vercel; Free tier
- Limitations: Tied to the Vercel ecosystem; Credits-based usage
- Pricing: Free; Plus $30/user/mo; Business $100/user/mo; includes monthly credits (see page). (source: https://v0.app/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Figma
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/figma
- Official site: https://www.figma.com
- Verdict: The default for serious UI design.
- Use cases: design app UI; prototype; hand off design to code
- Strengths: Industry-standard collaborative design; AI credits included on paid seats; Dev seats for developers
- Limitations: Seat-based pricing adds up; Full features need Professional or higher
- Pricing: Free starter; Professional Full seat $16/mo, Dev $12, Collab $3; Organization and Enterprise higher (see page). (source: https://www.figma.com/pricing/, checked 2026-10-14)

### Uizard
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/uizard
- Official site: https://uizard.io
- Verdict: Good for fast mockups if you're not a designer.
- Use cases: turn ideas into UI mockups; wireframe an app quickly
- Strengths: Very easy for non-designers; AI-generated mockups
- Limitations: Less precise than pro design tools
- Pricing: Free; Pro $12/mo (annual); Business $39/mo (annual). (source: https://uizard.io/pricing/, checked 2026-10-14)

### Relume
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/relume
- Official site: https://www.relume.io
- Verdict: Best for quickly planning and building marketing sites.
- Use cases: generate sitemap and wireframes; build a marketing site; export to Webflow, Figma or React
- Strengths: Human-made component library; Exports to Webflow, Figma, React
- Limitations: Focused on marketing sites
- Pricing: Free forever tier; paid plans from roughly $14–$40/mo depending on product (see page). (source: https://www.relume.io/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)


## Research

### Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM)
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/gemini-notebook
- Official site: https://notebooklm.google
- Verdict: Great for researching docs, specs and competitors from your own sources.
- Use cases: research from your own sources; summarize documents; turn sources into audio overviews
- Strengths: Grounded in sources you upload; Free to start
- Limitations: Limited to your provided sources; Plan details should be checked on page
- Pricing: Free tier; higher limits via Google AI plans (see plans page). (source: https://notebooklm.google/plans, checked 2026-10-14)


## Testing

### GitHub Copilot
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/github-copilot
- Official site: https://github.com/features/copilot
- Verdict: The low-friction pick if you already use GitHub.
- Use cases: autocomplete code; AI pull request review; assign issues to a coding agent; chat about a repo
- Strengths: Deep GitHub integration from issue to PR review; Works in editors, terminal, desktop and on GitHub; Free tier available
- Limitations: Best value if your code already lives on GitHub; Higher usage requires upper tiers
- Pricing: Free; Pro $10/mo; Pro+ $39/mo; Max $100/mo (per plans page). (source: https://github.com/features/copilot/plans, checked 2026-10-14)

### OpenAI Codex
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/openai-codex
- Official site: https://openai.com/codex
- Verdict: A strong pick if you already pay for ChatGPT.
- Use cases: cloud coding agents; automated PR review; coding in terminal or IDE
- Strengths: Included in ChatGPT plans; Runs parallel agents in the cloud; CLI, IDE extension and ChatGPT app
- Limitations: Usage tied to ChatGPT plan limits; Best experience requires ChatGPT account
- Pricing: Included with ChatGPT Plus ($20), Pro ($100), Business ($20/seat, 2+ seats annual) per Codex page. (source: https://openai.com/codex, checked 2026-10-14)

### Playwright
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/playwright
- Official site: https://playwright.dev
- Verdict: The default free E2E testing tool for web apps.
- Use cases: end-to-end test a web app; browser automation; test across Chromium, Firefox, WebKit
- Strengths: Free, open source (Apache-2.0); Cross-browser; Widely used with AI agents
- Limitations: Requires writing tests (or an agent to write them)
- Pricing: Free and open source (Apache-2.0). (source: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/blob/main/LICENSE, checked 2026-10-14)

### QA Wolf
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/qa-wolf
- Official site: https://www.qawolf.com
- Verdict: For teams that want E2E coverage handled for them.
- Use cases: automated E2E test coverage; AI-written tests for web and mobile
- Strengths: AI maps, writes and runs tests; Tests exportable as open-source Playwright
- Limitations: List price not published; contact sales
- Pricing: Free trial available; pricing based on tests under management — contact sales. (source: https://www.qawolf.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### CodeRabbit
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/coderabbit
- Official site: https://www.coderabbit.ai
- Verdict: A good add-on reviewer for AI-generated code.
- Use cases: AI code review on pull requests; catch bugs before merge
- Strengths: Independent AI code review; PR triage and change explanations
- Limitations: Per-user pricing; Overage charges per reviewed file
- Pricing: Plans listed at $24, $48, $72 per user/mo (see page for terms). (source: https://www.coderabbit.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Sentry
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/sentry
- Official site: https://sentry.io
- Verdict: Add this once real users hit your app.
- Use cases: track errors in production; monitor app performance
- Strengths: Error and performance monitoring; Free developer tier
- Limitations: Free tier is single user
- Pricing: Developer free (1 user); Team $26/mo; Business $80/mo (annual); Enterprise custom. (source: https://sentry.io/pricing/, checked 2026-10-14)


## Deployment

### Replit
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/replit
- Official site: https://replit.com
- Verdict: A solid all-in-one for building and hosting apps with an agent.
- Use cases: build an app with an AI agent; host and deploy from the browser; collaborate on code
- Strengths: All-in-one: editor, agent, hosting; Database rollback on higher tiers; Collaboration
- Limitations: Agent output is probabilistic (stated on page); Usage credits tied to tier
- Pricing: Core $20/mo ($18 annual) incl. $20 model credit; higher tier $100/mo ($90 annual); Enterprise custom. (source: https://replit.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Vercel
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/vercel
- Official site: https://vercel.com
- Verdict: The easiest deploy for Next.js and frontend apps.
- Use cases: deploy a Next.js app; host a website; serverless functions
- Strengths: Git push to deploy; Excellent Next.js support; Free Hobby tier
- Limitations: Usage costs can grow at scale; Hobby is non-commercial
- Pricing: Hobby $0; Pro $20/mo with $20 usage credit; Enterprise custom. (source: https://vercel.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Netlify
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/netlify
- Official site: https://www.netlify.com
- Verdict: A reliable alternative to Vercel for static and Jamstack sites.
- Use cases: deploy a static or full-stack site; host from Git
- Strengths: Free forever tier; Credit-based pricing with unlimited members on Pro
- Limitations: Credits model needs monitoring
- Pricing: Free; Personal $9/mo; Pro $20/mo. (source: https://www.netlify.com/pricing/, checked 2026-10-14)

### Supabase
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/supabase
- Official site: https://supabase.com
- Verdict: The go-to backend for AI-built apps.
- Use cases: add a database to an app; user authentication; file storage and realtime
- Strengths: Postgres with auth, storage, realtime, vectors; Free tier; Used by many AI app builders
- Limitations: Free projects have limits; Usage-based beyond quotas
- Pricing: Free; paid plans include $10/mo compute credits; usage-based beyond quotas (see page). (source: https://supabase.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Railway
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/railway
- Official site: https://railway.com
- Verdict: Great for backends and servers that don't fit serverless.
- Use cases: deploy a backend server; host a database; deploy Docker apps
- Strengths: Simple full-stack deploys; Usage-based with included credits
- Limitations: Usage-based bills can vary
- Pricing: Free trial with $5 credits; Hobby includes $5 monthly usage; Pro includes $20 monthly usage. (source: https://railway.com/pricing, checked 2026-10-14)

### Cloudflare Pages
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/cloudflare-pages
- Official site: https://pages.cloudflare.com
- Verdict: A cheap, fast option for static and edge apps.
- Use cases: host a static site; deploy full-stack on the edge
- Strengths: Global edge network; Free plan
- Limitations: Workers runtime differs from Node
- Pricing: Free plan available; paid developer-platform plans (see page). (source: https://www.cloudflare.com/plans/developer-platform/, checked 2026-10-14)

### Sentry
- Page: https://usewhichtool.com/tools/sentry
- Official site: https://sentry.io
- Verdict: Add this once real users hit your app.
- Use cases: track errors in production; monitor app performance
- Strengths: Error and performance monitoring; Free developer tier
- Limitations: Free tier is single user
- Pricing: Developer free (1 user); Team $26/mo; Business $80/mo (annual); Enterprise custom. (source: https://sentry.io/pricing/, checked 2026-10-14)


## Recent verified releases

- 2026-10-14 — Claude Code v2.1.300 (Anthropic): https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/releases/tag/v2.1.300
- 2026-10-14 — Zed v1.24.2 (Zed Industries): https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/releases/tag/v1.24.2
- 2026-10-14 — Playwright v1.64.1 (Microsoft): https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/releases/tag/v1.64.1
- 2026-10-14 — n8n 2.43.5 (n8n): https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/releases/tag/n8n%402.43.5
- 2026-10-14 — Supabase CLI v2.121.0 (Supabase): https://github.com/supabase/cli/releases/tag/v2.121.0
- 2026-10-13 — Gemini 4 Argon generally available (Google): https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/gemini-models/introducing-gemini-4-argon/
- 2026-10-13 — CrewAI 1.15.28 (CrewAI): https://github.com/crewAIInc/crewAI/releases/tag/1.15.28
- 2026-10-13 — Cline Desktop v0.0.46 (Cline): https://github.com/cline/cline/releases/tag/desktop-v0.0.46
- 2026-10-12 — Sentry JavaScript SDK 11.7.0 (Sentry): https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-javascript/releases/tag/11.7.0
- 2026-10-09 — Codex CLI 0.162.1 (OpenAI): https://github.com/openai/codex/releases/tag/rust-v0.162.1
- 2026-10-07 — Claude Haiku 5.5 (Anthropic): https://www.anthropic.com/claude-haiku-5-5
- 2026-10-06 — Mistral Large 4 (public preview) (Mistral): https://mistral.ai/news/mistral-large-4/
- 2026-10-06 — EmbeddingGemma 2 (Google): https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/technology/developers-tools/embeddinggemma-2/
- 2026-10-02 — OpenAI Agents SDK (Python) v0.23.1 (OpenAI): https://github.com/openai/openai-agents-python/releases/tag/v0.23.1