Dyad
Free, open-source app builder that runs on your Mac or Windows computer and builds web apps from chat prompts.
Overview
Dyad is a free, open-source app builder that runs on your own Mac or Windows computer and builds web apps from chat prompts. You bring your own AI account keys or use local models, with no sign-up required.
The site says users own clean, exportable code and names Next.js. Dyad connects to Supabase or Neon hosted databases, deploys to GitHub and Vercel, and can use MCP servers.
The desktop app is Apache-2.0, with a source-available Pro folder. Paid plans add AI credits: Pro is $20 a month and Max is $79.
Features
- Builds web apps from chat prompts on your own computer.
- Works with your own AI keys or local models, with no sign-up.
- Produces exportable code and names Next.js.
- Connects to Supabase or Neon databases.
- Deploys to GitHub and Vercel.
- Supports MCP servers.
Details
- Website
- dyad.sh
- Company
- Dyad
- Category
- App builders
- Source
- Open source
- Repository
- github.com/dyad-sh/dyad · 22K stars
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Deployment
- Local
- Commercial offering
- Yes, paid offering available
- Topics
- Listed
- August 2026
- Last verified
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