Floot builds your app while you chat. NimbleHQ keeps it shipping while you're away.

Both put a Claude or ChatGPT chat at the center. The difference is who drives. In Floot you steer every change from the chat. In NimbleHQ agents do the work, and you approve it.

NimbleHQ and Floot side by side

Best for
Floot: Building a brand-new app from an idea
NimbleHQ: Running several products that already exist
Works on
Floot: New apps built on Floot's platform
NimbleHQ: The code you already have, in your own repositories
When work happens
Floot: While you're in the chat
NimbleHQ: In the background, around the clock
Your role
Floot: You drive: prompt, refine, publish
NimbleHQ: You approve: a chat, one tap, one morning email
Between chats
Floot: Floot's site describes chat-driven building, not a task list or project memory
NimbleHQ: Each project keeps its goal, a summary and a What's new list that every agent reads first
Before shipping
Floot: Built-in debugging
NimbleHQ: Tests must pass. If a task is unclear, it stops and asks one question
Hosting
Floot: Included on Floot's platform, with database, sign-in, email and storage
NimbleHQ: Your Rails app, database and mobile API on our dedicated server
Mobile
Floot: Turns a website into iOS and Android apps
NimbleHQ: An Expo app on the same Rails API, with TestFlight builds
Pricing
Floot: Free, $25 or $100 a month
NimbleHQ: Private pilot

Choose Floot if

  • You're starting a new app from nothing and want to see it live today.
  • You want to steer every change yourself, in the chat.
  • You want a website published to the app stores without extra tools.
  • You want a free plan to try it out.

Choose NimbleHQ if

  • You already run one or more products and want them to keep improving without you driving.
  • You want the work done while you're away, and one email each morning to tell you what shipped.
  • You want every agent to know what each product is for and what it already does.
  • You want your code in your own repositories, with tests passing before anything ships.

See how a task moves through NimbleHQ

Five steps from idea to production, and which ones need you.

How NimbleHQ works

Floot details come from floot.com, checked September 24, 2026. Floot may have changed since; see its site for current features and plans.

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