I. Basic Information
Same.new is an online development platform based on a multi-model and proxy environment, designed for the generation, iteration, and hosting of websites and full-stack web applications. Users can describe their requirements in natural language and then create projects, view and modify code, run previews, and complete deployments within the browser workspace. The platform uses the Next.js architecture by default, enabling integrated front-end and back-end development, and provides integration with GitHub version control, databases, and authentication to simplify infrastructure configuration.
II. Product Overview
Same.new is built around a conversational interface, supporting project initiation via text prompts and allowing analysis of URLs or images as context to generate page structures and style schemes. The system enables code editing, running, and debugging within a single interface, with real-time previews for rapid feedback. The platform offers one-click deployment and project download, project remixing, and other capabilities, generating directly accessible applications or exporting source code for custom workflows. By integrating services such as Clerk, Supabase, and Neon, users can complete authentication, database design, and connection under guidance, forming a continuous path from prototype to production.
III. Core Functions
1. Main functions
It generates full-stack projects through dialogue, automatically organizing front-end pages and back-end interfaces; it uses URL and image context analysis to assist in style and layout generation; it offers online code editing and real-time preview; one-click deployment and custom domain integration; project download and Remix secondary creation; GitHub synchronization and version management; and built-in prompts and build guides for quick start-up.
2. Technical characteristics
It uses a single-repository Next.js architecture by default, supports collaboration between the front-end and back-end libraries, and supports multi-model and proxy environment collaboration for complex multi-step generation. It provides tool protocols and integration panels to connect authentication and database services. It allows visualization of usage and token metering within the workspace for easy cost control. It supports parallel development of no-code and low-code technologies and supports direct modification of the source code after generation.
IV. Pricing and Versions
The platform offers free plans and monthly subscription options. Free plans include a basic credit limit and community support; paid tiers are differentiated by monthly token quotas, with common tiers including Basic, Pro, Max, and Ultra, corresponding to higher monthly token amounts, available models, and project operation permissions. Tokens are used to measure resource consumption such as hint processing, context parsing, and code generation; exceeding the quota will result in pay-as-you-go billing. Prices, quotas, and terms are subject to change over time; please refer to official pricing and documentation for details.
V. Applicable Scenarios and Target Audience
Suitable for individual developers and startup teams who need to quickly go from idea to working prototype; front-end and full-stack engineers who need to collaborate, preview and go live in a browser; designers and product personnel who mainly focus on design-driven page generation and style migration; learning scenarios that emphasize immediate feedback and visual results, such as teaching and training camps; and small and medium-sized enterprise projects that connect to third-party authentication and databases and pursue low configuration costs.
VI. Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What technology stack does the project generated by Same.new use?
A: Next.js is used by default, with front-end and back-end managed in the same repository, which makes it easy to implement page rendering, API routing and data access in a single project.
Q: Does Same.new support analysis and generation based on URLs or images?
A: Yes. The platform will use the URL and image as context in the analysis, but the specific effect depends on the complexity, and the generated results may need to be fine-tuned in the editor.
Q: Is it possible to export the source code and continue development in one's own environment?
A: Yes. The project supports downloading the source code and Remix, facilitating migration to local systems or continued development and deployment within existing CI workflows.
Q: How to integrate authentication and database?
A: User authentication can be performed via the integrated panel connecting to Clerk, or by selecting database services such as Supabase or Neon. The platform provides step-by-step guidance and automates basic configuration.
Q: How are billing and credit limits calculated?
A: Tokens are used as the uniform metric; tokens are consumed for prompt processing, context parsing, and generation. Different plans have different monthly limits; once exceeded, additional tokens can be purchased as needed, subject to pricing and token specifications.
Q: Are there any compliance and copyright restrictions?
A: You must comply with the platform's terms of service and applicable laws to avoid unauthorized copying or deployment of protected content; policies may vary in different regions, and the official terms shall prevail.
