Built with Bolt

A project counts as built with Bolt when you made it in Bolt's browser-based builder and can say so. Submit it through the submit form with a live link and a one-line summary. No Bolt launches are listed yet. This page covers what qualifies and the Bolt facts that matter at launch. Checked 31 October 2026.

What qualifies

If you used the open-source bolt.diy instead, tell us. It is a separate community project, MIT-licensed, that works with any model you connect. The hosted Bolt product is a different thing.

What Bolt is

Bolt, made by StackBlitz, lets you create websites and apps by chatting. Its help centre lists marketing sites, portfolios, online stores, dashboards, internal tools and presentations. Starting points include a prompt, Figma, GitHub or a team template. Bolt Cloud supplies hosting with custom domains, databases, user management and authentication. The full picture and prices are on our Bolt page, and the tool comparison is in Bolt vs Lovable.

The frameworks Bolt scaffolds, and whether it builds mobile apps, are not stated on the pages we read. Tell us what yours uses.

Facts that matter at launch

From bolt.new/pricing as of 31 October 2026:

A free project will show Bolt branding and sit on a Bolt address. That is acceptable here. Pro gives a custom domain. Prices exclude tax.

Tokens and finishing

Tokens measure model work, and each prompt carries project context, so a large project uses them fast. On Free, the 300K daily limit can stop a long session. The original README suggests batching simple instructions into one message to save tokens. If you hit limits, a notes file of decisions and good prompts lets you restart cleanly.

Backend, export and data

Bolt Cloud is convenient, but check how you export code and data before you rely on it. We also did not find a statement on whether Bolt trains on user prompts and code. If your project holds other people's data, this matters.

Before you submit

1. Open it signed out, on a phone. Check forms and sign-in.
2. Check what is stored and who can read it. See secure a vibe-coded app.
3. Write one factual line that says what it does.
4. Note your stack: Bolt (or bolt.diy), the model, add-ons and host.
5. Decide on the repository. A public GitHub link is optional and builds trust.

How to submit

1. Go to /submit/.
2. Choose "Something you built with an agent".
3. Fill in the name, live URL, a summary of 20 to 200 characters and your GitHub username. Add the repository if public.
4. Tell us about Bolt in the stack notes, through contact.

An editor checks the link and the summary, and the entry has to pass the gate in the methodology. The route is explained in how launches work, and launch your project has the checklist.

How it will be shown

The entry will carry Bolt in its stack and appear on this page. The live link has rel="ugc". Votes are one per signed-in member and feed the leaderboards. Nothing is paid unless it is marked. See how we make money.

Related

• Launch ideas.
• Built with Lovable.
• Deploy a vibe-coded app.