BooDoo
Comparison

Anyone can start an app. The question is what finishes.

Every builder in this category will produce something that looks right in the first ten minutes. Here is where they differ afterwards — checked against what each one publishes, with the dates we checked.

The three that actually matter

You are not charged when we get it wrong. Every change has to pass our checks before you see it. When it does not, fixing it is our problem — it does not come off your balance and it does not count against your monthly limit. That is enforced in our accounting, not written down in a policy somebody has to remember.

It has to run in a real browser before you see it. Not “the code looks right” — actually opened, actually loaded, and checked for what a visitor would see. The most common way AI-written work fails is a page that returns perfectly and then shows an error to the person looking at it, and reading the code never catches it.

A real Android app, in the Play Store, under your own account. Not a website that looks like an app on a phone. Your own Google Play account, which stays yours — Google charges $25 once to open one, and we add nothing to that.

Side by side

Each column says what that company publishes on its own site, with the date we last read it. Where a page does not answer a question, we say so rather than guessing.

Who pays when the AI gets it wrong?

BooDoo

We do. If our own checks reject what we made, fixing it is free — it does not come off your balance and it does not count against your monthly limit.

Lovable
Credits are spent per message sent to the AI. source, 31 Jul 2026
Replit
Charged by the effort a request takes, measured in time and computation. source, 31 Jul 2026
Rocket.new
One credit balance is spent across building, solving and research. source, 31 Jul 2026
Emergent
Credit-based, spent as the agents work. source, 31 Jul 2026

Can you put a real Android app in the Play Store?

BooDoo

Yes, under your own Google Play account, which stays yours. Google charges $25 once to open one and we add nothing to that.

Lovable
Builds web apps that run in a browser; the site does not offer store publishing. source, 31 Jul 2026
Replit
Offers publishing to app stores. source, 31 Jul 2026
Rocket.new
Not stated on the pricing page. source, 31 Jul 2026
Emergent
States support for mobile apps. source, 31 Jul 2026

Can you pay in rupees, by UPI, with a GST invoice?

BooDoo

Yes. Prices are set in rupees, UPI works, and a GST invoice is issued for every purchase and kept on your account.

Lovable
Prices published in US dollars. source, 31 Jul 2026
Replit
Prices published in US dollars. source, 31 Jul 2026
Rocket.new
Pricing is documented in US dollars only. source, 31 Jul 2026
Emergent
Prices published in US dollars. source, 31 Jul 2026

Can you put it on a web address you own, without paying?

BooDoo

Yes — one of your own addresses on the free plan, and as many as you like on any paid plan.

Lovable
A custom domain is listed under the paid plans. source, 31 Jul 2026
Replit
A custom domain is listed under the paid plans. source, 31 Jul 2026
Rocket.new
Hosting and custom domains are described as included. source, 31 Jul 2026
Emergent
Hosting is described as included. source, 31 Jul 2026

Can you describe your app in your own language?

BooDoo

Yes. Write in Hindi and the plan, the progress, the version names and the notices all come back in Hindi. Same for whatever else you write in.

Lovable
Not addressed on their site.
Replit
Not addressed on their site.
Rocket.new
Not addressed on their site.
Emergent
Not addressed on their site.

Where we are not the right choice

A comparison written by one of the companies in it is worth reading only if it is willing to lose. These are the reasons to pick something else.

What we have not finished yet is written out in full on our trust page, including the parts that are inconvenient to admit.

The fastest way to settle this is to build something.

You get free credit to start, no card and no invoice. Describe the app your business needs and see what comes back.

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