ROCKET AI Just Killed Every AI App Builder (it's FREE)

AI app builders are flipping the whole dev process, turning raw ideas into full apps in minutes. And Rocket takes that to the next level. It's a faster, more complete AI builder that can generate real web and mobile apps from a single prompt. Front end, backend, database models, O user flows, all done for you automatically. The killer feature, drop in your Figma file and Rocket instantly converts your entire design into clean, editable production code. You also get a slick visual editor where you can click any component and change its styles on the fly. Plus, over a 100 structured commands and file level edits for predictable first try accuracy. No prompt engineering needed. It sets up your backend, finds errors, fixes them, and even builds real mobile apps with downloadable APKs. And the integrations are stacked. Superbase, resend, Stripe, Google Analytics, AdSense, every major AI model, SMS, one-click Netlefi deploy. And the best part, everything exports as fully ownable code. So you can ship MVPs and production apps fast, and everything stays consistent across React, Nex.js, JS, HTML, and even Flutter. No weird mismatches, no broken layouts. We're building a transcription web app. We're using Superbase for authentication, the database, and file storage. Gemini AI handles the transcription and other AI features. Stripe manages our subscription plans, both free and pro. Resend takes care of email notifications, and we'll be using a few other frameworks along the way. So this is the prompt I'm using. Create a web app where the user can upload audio. Gemini AI will transcribe it. They can view their history and export intx or.json formats with upload dashboard and settings pages included. Now I'm just submitting this prompt. So based on my prompt, Rocket automatically picks the pages and even suggests the frameworks. You can customize it if you want, but in my case, I'm sticking with the default framework and selecting plain JavaScript for now. With that choice, Rocket will generate all the front-end pages with static data as the initial setup. In the settings, you get options to switch appearance themes. I'm keeping it on dark for now. You can also toggle the app's visibility between public and private whenever you want. Now, Rocket asks you to pick which screens you want to build, which is actually pretty nice. I'm selecting all of them, but if there's anything you don't need, just skip it. That way, you don't waste tokens. So, Rocket is generating these five screens, and you can see the five pages in progress. It says it'll take 10 to 12 minutes, but I think it'll finish in about five. It just shows the maximum time. So, I'll pause the video here. Like I said, it created all five pages in about 5 minutes. It added all the functional features across the pages and even provided test login credentials. But the app is still static. We still need to integrate Supabase off. This is our settings page. Here we can manage the profile, change the password, and see the current subscription plan. Here's the login page, and this is our dashboard. We can see the storage overview, transcription usage, and below that the transcription history table. From here, you can play the audio, download it, and access more options. This is our upload page, and on the right, we have the transcription settings. Looks good. This is the registration page and it looks awesome with the site overview on the right side. Also, I'll show the code for this app. It's built with React and Tailwind CSS. Everything is well structured. No issues. You can also connect it to GitHub or download the code directly. In the integrations tab, you'll see the full list of available integrations. Now, I'm going to change the website logo. The same logo is used on the login page, the dashboard, and the other pages. I'm going to show you one of the best and most unique features in Rocket. For example, if you want to change the app logo, the brand name, the theme, or even add integrations like Superbase Off or Stripe, you don't have to keep writing the same prompts again and again. Rocket has built-in commands. Starting with the slash command, it shows all the available options. brand edits like logo and theme, quick fixes for navbar issues, layout and style fixes, animation commands, some AI feature commands, and the main integration commands like adding Stripe, Superbase, off and database, WhatsApp messages, SMS, AI, chatbot, Google Analytics, AdSense, and more. You just pick what you want, and Rocket understands it and sets it up correctly without errors. No prompt engineering, no retries, and no unwanted changes across your app. In the Rocket docs, you can see all the commands with sample prompts. And there's also the at command for targeting specific files or folders. So, Rocket only updates that part and saves your tokens. If that sounds confusing, don't worry. I'll use it next and you'll understand it clearly. Now, I'm going to update the logo. I'll pick the logo update command and then paste my logo to replace it and hit submit. That's it. No need to type a long prompt like, "Can you update the logo everywhere in the project?" This saves a lot of time. After a minute, Rocket updates the logo across all pages. The same logo we uploaded is now updated everywhere. Next, I'm going to use one more simple command to add the dark and light theme feature. So, now we have the dark theme in our app. And in the settings page, you can manage the themes anytime. I notice the status selector input is still in light theme. So, I'm going to select that element using the Rocket select cursor. Once it's selected, just type the prompt for what you want to change and submit that. So, now it's fixed. Next, we can move on to integrating Superbase off. Here you can see the connect button. Just click it and it opens the Superbase permission page. Once connected, create a new project. Enter the project name and the database password. Wait a few seconds and that's it. The Superbase project is now linked to our app. Now I'm going to use the Superbase off integration command. Where is it? Yeah, here it is. Click submit and Rocket will set up the entire authentication system in one shot. Yes, you can see it created the SQL query for setting up off and also made the file changes. This is the SQL query and you don't need to run it manually in Superbase. Just click the push to Superbase button. It will run everything automatically in Superbase. Yes, the migration is completed. In the Superbase tables, you can see it created the user profile table and even added one demo user. Now we can just use this demo user to log in and test the app. I'm going to log in with a demo user. You can see Superbase off is working now. Okay. Now I'm going to create a new account in our app. But before that I'll go to Superbase and disable the confirm email option because right now it will send to local host. After production you can enable it again. That's fine. Or if you're running it on your local machine you can keep it enabled. I entered all the credential details here. Now click the create new account button. Account has been created. You can check in superbase to see if the user was added. It's there. Now try logging in with the user we just created. So the authentication is working fine but the data is still dummy. We need to integrate the superbase database and remove all the dummy data. I pasted the prompt here for integrating the superbase database tables and I also mentioned to remove all the dummy data and use the real data from the tables we created. So, Rocket understands it correctly and handles both removing the dummy data and integrating the tables at the same time. Here you can see that during the integration, Rocket automatically detected an error and asked to fix it. Awesome. That work is completed now. The error we saw happened because Superbase created the tables, but the API layer didn't recognize them yet. So, Rocket gave the instructions on how to fix it in the Superbase SQL editor. We just need to run that command. It basically refreshes the schema. I followed the instructions and that solved it. We have the table now and it added some data as well. This is just the demo user it created. You can see the user ID that's for the demo account. I logged in with the demo user and now the data is coming from Superbase in real time. We have around eight records here and our app also shows eight history items. So yeah, the database integration is completed. But our main feature is transcribing audio to text. So now we need to integrate Gemini AI. I just told Rocket to integrate Gemini for transcription and summarizing. So I'm submitting the prompt. Now it's asking for the Gemini key. Click the how to get key link. You'll find the keys there. I already have my key, so I'm just copying and pasting it. Now it started work. So the Gemini AI integration is completed, but we still got an error. That's because it's coming from the Superbase storage. We're storing audio in Superbase storage, and the bucket doesn't exist yet. It says bucket not found because we haven't created one. Just click the fix button and it will create the bucket for us. This is how Rocket saves time. Even someone who doesn't code can build an app like this. It created the SQL query for setting up the new audio storage bucket. So just click the push query button here. So now we have the bucket storage ready for storing audio files. It's empty right now. So let's upload an audio file. Upload any audio here. Then click the start transcribe button. Gemini will generate the transcription for us. You can see Gemini finished the job. We can view the text and download it in txt or JSON format. Gemini is working fine. So let's check the storage. Click the reload button. You can see the uploaded audio is saved in the bucket. Awesome. We've completed around 80% of the app. Next, we'll integrate payments and email notifications. I selected the stripe integration command from rocket and added a few extra instructions like removing all the dummy plan data and setting limits for the free and pro plans. After submitting it immediately asked for the Stripe keys just click the link here and open the dev dashboard. Here you'll see the publishable key and the secret key. Now Stripe is connected and it's going to create the payment method. Stripe is integrated and the Superbase Edge functions are created too. Now click the upgrade to pro plan button. Okay, it generated the pricing page, but it has a theme issue. So I'm going to use the at command to target the pricing page. Then use the slash command and select the fix theme switch option. Now submit it. We're using both commands in one situation. Now the theme issue on the pricing page is fixed. Click the get started button. Here you can see the Stripe card section. I had the same theme issue here too. So I took a screenshot, uploaded it, and used the commands. After that, it was fixed. Now I'm entering the test card details. Cart number, expiry date, security code, and country. Then click the pay button. Processing. Processing. Boom. Payment successful. Now we're on the pro plan. You can see the payment history in Stripe. And in the settings page, it shows we're on the pro plan. Awesome. Now, the last thing we need is the email notification for when a transcription is finished. So, I'm selecting the add email alerts option and adding a small extra prompt saying the email should be sent after the transcription happens. Just like before, add your resend key. And after a minute, resend is connected. Superbase also created the edge functions for sending the emails. Now, let's upload another audio file. The transcription is done and the email will be sent to the current user's email address. I've received the email. It includes details about the transcription like the file name, duration, and accuracy. So, we've successfully built the full stack app. The next step is to go live. Click the launch button. You can see it's using Netlefi for deployment. This is our production URL and the app is running fine. If you want to use a custom domain, just enter your domain name here and click next. It will give you the DNS configuration and you need to add those records in your domain provers's website. After adding them, click the verify button. It can take up to 24 hours to reflect. You can keep clicking the refresh button to check if it's connected or not. Thanks for watching. If you found it useful, make sure to subscribe. More deep dive builds and tutorials coming soon.