DhiWise (now Rocket.new) turns a single text prompt into a full-stack, deployable app with backend, database, and auth already configured. Free plan available.
DhiWise launched in 2021 as a low-code platform that generated production-ready React and Flutter code from Figma designs, aimed at speeding up front-end development for existing engineering teams. In mid-2025 the company rebranded its consumer-facing product as Rocket.new and pivoted toward an AI-native, prompt-to-app builder, moving its headquarters from Surat, Gujarat to Palo Alto, California while keeping its engineering team based in India.
The current product lets a user describe an app idea in plain language and generates a complete, deployable application in response — including front-end screens, a backend, a database schema, API endpoints, and authentication — rather than requiring the user to iterate through many small prompts. It's positioned against other AI app builders as a 'one prompt, whole app' alternative that also supports GitHub sync and deployment to hosting providers or custom domains.
The platform's core feature is prompt-driven full-stack generation: describing an app produces working code, a configured backend, and a functioning database rather than just a front-end mockup. A template library is used to cut token consumption during generation by a claimed 80%, which keeps credit usage down on repeated or similar builds.
Generated apps can be exported or deployed through GitHub sync, to hosting platforms like Netlify, or to custom domains, and the platform supports multiple output types — web apps, mobile apps, landing pages, dashboards, and internal tools — without locking users into a single fixed tech stack.
Rocket.new uses a credit-based pricing model instead of per-seat licensing. The Free plan includes 20 monthly credits with no credit card required, enough to explore the platform and generate small projects. The Build plan costs $25 per month for 100 credits, dropping to $20 per month when billed annually, and covers standard app generation and deployment.
A higher Build + Intelligence plan is priced at $125 per month and includes 600 credits along with additional features such as competitor tracking alongside app building. Users on any paid plan can purchase additional credits if they exceed their monthly allotment mid-cycle, and annual billing is discounted roughly 20% versus paying monthly.
Yes. DhiWise rebranded its product as Rocket.new in mid-2025 after pivoting fully to an AI-native app builder, though the underlying company and team are the same.
Yes, a free plan offers 20 monthly generation credits with no credit card required.
Paid plans start at $25/month (or $20/month billed annually) for 100 credits, with a $125/month Build + Intelligence plan offering 600 credits and added features.
No, the platform is built for non-developers to generate working apps from plain-language prompts, though developers also use it for rapid prototyping.
The company is now headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with its engineering team based in Surat, India.