Rork

What is Rork?

Rork is a platform for building mobile and web apps by chatting with AI. The vendor's pitch is to create an app by conversation, ship it to the App Store and start making money. Its lineup covers native iOS apps in Swift, Android apps in Kotlin, web apps and native games, so a builder can target several platforms from one place.

Key capabilities of Rork

• Rork Max: Builds native Swift apps for Apple devices.
• Rork Android: Builds Kotlin apps for Android.
• Rork Web: Produces production web apps.
• Rork Backend: Realtime data, authentication and storage.
• Rork AI Cloud: Multi-modal AI features for app makers.
• AI App Store Reviewer: Catches likely App Store rejections early.
• Screenshot Studio: Generates App Store screenshots in one click.

How Rork works

You describe the app you want in a chat, and Rork generates it and lets you iterate by conversation. Built-in backend services supply data, sign-in and storage, so a prototype can become a working product. Before submission, the reviewer tool checks for common rejection causes and Screenshot Studio prepares store images.

Who uses Rork?

Aspiring app founders and builders, including people with little or no coding experience. The vendor features a creator who built an app with zero coding experience. Developers who want a fast start on a native app can also use it as a scaffold.

Rork pricing

Rork has a pricing page with plans and a free tier, but the main page does not state prices or credit amounts. See the vendor's pricing page for the current numbers.

Rork alternatives

Base44 builds full web apps from prompts with its own hosted backend, so it leans toward web tools rather than native mobile. Aider is an open-source terminal coding assistant for developers who already work in a repo, not a no-code app builder. Continue is an open-source coding assistant that runs in your IDE and suits engineers more than first-time founders.