
Bolt.diy is an open-source app-building environment with a code editor, terminal and preview, using cloud or local language models.
Bolt.diy is an open-source app-building environment with a code editor, terminal and preview, using cloud or local language models.
Prompt-driven creation works alongside direct code editing, terminal commands, file locking, snapshots and project import/export.
The current setup uses Node and pnpm, with Docker and desktop options. Model keys, dependencies and deployment credentials need configuration.
MIT source access does not include model inference or hosting. WebContainers have separate commercial-use terms that also matter for a commercial deployment.
Documented options include GitHub/GitLab, Supabase, MCP and deployment to Netlify, Vercel or GitHub Pages, with configurable model providers.
Choose it when you want control over model providers and source code and can manage the installation. Check generated code, security, dependencies and deployment yourself.
Product overview
Bolt.diy is an open-source app-building environment with a code editor, terminal and preview, using cloud or local language models.
Information as of October 28, 2026
Prompt-driven creation works alongside direct code editing, terminal commands, file locking, snapshots and project import/export.[1], [2]
The current setup uses Node and pnpm, with Docker and desktop options. Model keys, dependencies and deployment credentials need configuration.[1], [2]
Documented options include GitHub/GitLab, Supabase, MCP and deployment to Netlify, Vercel or GitHub Pages, with configurable model providers.[1], [2]
The March 2025 third-party tutorial shows an earlier Bolt.diy setup; its model choices and installation steps may differ from current releases.[3]
MIT source access does not include model inference or hosting. WebContainers have separate commercial-use terms that also matter for a commercial deployment.[1], [2]
Platforms: Developer-managed installation[1], [2]
Access: The current setup uses Node and pnpm, with Docker and desktop options. Model keys, dependencies and deployment credentials need configuration.[1], [2]
73/100
Our subjective rating of how independently the product carries out its documented tasks, considering the human setup, input, approval and review it needs. This is not a measured success rate.
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