AI app builder comparison
Newly vs Bosbec: AI App Builder or Low-Code Platform?
Bosbec is a low-code platform based in Stockholm. Newly is a no-code AI app builder from Stockholm: you describe your app in a chat, try it on native cloud simulators and ship it to TestFlight and Google Play, from $25/month. The main choice is whether you want to build the app yourself or have a provider do it.[9][10][1][2]
Newly and Bosbec, side by side
Documented capabilities and monthly USD prices, checked 11 November 2026. Credits are different units across products.
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| Compare | Newly | Bosbec |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A no-code AI app builder. You describe the app in a chat and an agent writes and changes the code.[1] | Low-code platform.[9][10] |
| Based in | Stockholm, Sweden. Small Scale Labs AB. Customers in Sweden and worldwide.[8] | Stockholm.[10] |
| Who builds the app | You, by chatting with an AI agent. No code needed.[1] | You, the provider or a partner build on Bosbec's own platform.[9][10] |
| Technology | React Native, Expo and TypeScript. One mobile codebase for iOS and Android.[1] | Its own visual workflow platform, with an assistant and an agent builder.[9] |
| What you get | Native iOS and Android apps, previewed on cloud simulators.[4] | Automated workflows and system integrations.[9] |
| App Store publishing | Build and upload to TestFlight in Newly. You submit the App Store review in App Store Connect.[5] | Not described on the pages we checked.[9] |
| Price | $25/month for 100 credits/month. Usage follows agent work, not a fixed prompt count.[2][3] | Publishes a base plan at €100/month excluding VAT, with paid add-ons and a one-month free trial.[9] |
| Code ownership | Project source export and two-way GitHub sync, so you can continue in your own tools.[1][7] | Apps are built and run on the platform. Check the provider's terms for export and hosting options. |
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Low-code business apps or native consumer apps?
Bosbec, in Stockholm, sells a cloud integration and automation platform where you build workflows visually and connect ERP, CRM, telephony, IoT and messaging systems.[9][10]
Newly builds native iOS and Android apps for the App Store and Google Play from a chat, with a standard React Native codebase you can export. It suits customer-facing apps, startup products and apps for small businesses more than internal enterprise workflows.[1][7]
What does it cost?
Newly starts at $25/month with credits for agent work. Cloud simulators and native builds do not use credits. Apple charges $99 a year for its developer program and Google a one-time $25 for a Play Console account, whichever way you build.[2][3]
Publishes a base plan at €100/month excluding VAT, with paid add-ons and a one-month free trial.[9]
Can you use both?
Yes. Build and test the first version in Newly, then connect the project to GitHub. A working app gives a developer or agency a much clearer scope than a written brief, and you keep the code either way.[7]
Which should you choose?
Consider Newly if…
- You want to build the app yourself, without code, and see it on a simulator in your first session.
- You want a native iOS and Android app for the App Store and Google Play.
- You want a monthly subscription from $25/month instead of a project quote, and to own the code.
Consider Bosbec if…
- You want to automate workflows between existing business systems.
- You want a self-serve platform with a published monthly price.
- You need integrations with telephony, IoT or messaging.
Selection guidance is our interpretation of the documented workflows. Try the same small feature in each product and check the generated code, device behavior and publishing steps.
Frequently asked questions
Is Newly an alternative to Bosbec?
For many projects, yes. Bosbec is a low-code platform. Newly is a no-code AI app builder from Stockholm that lets you build a native iOS and Android app yourself from $25/month.
Do I own the code I build in Newly?
Yes. You can export the project source and connect GitHub with two-way sync, so a developer or agency can continue the work.
Does Newly publish my app to the App Store?
Newly builds the iPhone app and uploads it to TestFlight. You submit it for App Store review in App Store Connect. Newly also publishes to Google Play.
Sources and review date
This comparison is based on official product documentation checked 11 November 2026. Newly's claims were also checked against its current implementation. Plan availability and product flows can change.
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