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Lovable, Bolt, Replit and Cursor are good at writing code. The months go on everything after that: shipping it, testing it, fixing what your users report, keeping it alive. Here is the whole job, side by side.
Rikuvo Studio compared with Lovable, Bolt, Replit and Cursor
What you getRikuvo StudioAn app in the stores, looked after every dayLovableA web app from a chatBoltWebsites and web apps, fastReplitAny software, built and hosted in one placeCursorAn editor for writing code yourself, with AI beside you
What it builds
A real iPhone and Android appYes. Native builds, in the storesNo. A web app. Native needs a separate wrapperYes. Mobile projects through ExpoPartly. Lists mobile as an option; how complete is not documentedPartly. Whatever you write yourself
A web app, this afternoonNo. Phone apps onlyYes. Its whole jobYes. Sites, stores, dashboardsYes. Apps and websites, hostedPartly. If you write it
Any language or frameworkNo. Expo / React NativeNo. One web stack: TanStack or React, TailwindNo. JavaScript only, on the web and in ExpoYes. Any languageYes. Any language
Write the code yourself, inside itNo. You talk to Riku. The repo is yours to open elsewhereYes. Code modeYes. An editor in the browserYes. A full IDEYes. That is the product
Getting it out
Who gets it onto the storeYes. Studio does. It submits, waits out Apple review, and turns a rejection into workNo. You doNo. You doPartly. You do. It walks you through itNo. You do
Works while you are asleepYes. Around the clock. It picks its own next jobNo. You prompt, it answersNo. You prompt, it answersNo. You prompt, it answersPartly. Background agents, but you start each one and merge the result
Every change reviewed before it landsYes. Tests first, then a second AI tries to break itNo. You are the reviewerNo. You are the reviewerNo. You are the reviewerNo. You are the reviewer
After launch
Crashes, reviews and bug reportsYes. One queue in, shipped fixes outNo. Yours to watch, yours to fixNo. Yours to watch, yours to fixNo. Yours to watch, yours to fixNo. Yours to watch, yours to fix
Store listings, screenshots and postsYes. Store listings and screenshots written from the real appNo. Not what it doesNo. Not what it doesNo. Not what it doesNo. Not what it does
Cost and people
Free plan to try itNo. None. A 14-day money-back guarantee insteadYes. Free plan, with daily creditsYes. Free planPartly. A Starter tier to exploreYes. Hobby plan, free
Starting price$79 a month for one app$25 a month$25 a month$20 a month$20 a month
What the AI costs youPartly. Your own Claude plan. We never meter itNo. Credits per message, spent faster on a big appNo. Tokens, which burn faster as the codebase growsNo. Effort-based credits. Heavy months run past the planNo. A credit pool, then pay as you go
Working with other peopleYes. Five members on every plan, on the same apps at oncePartly. Shared workspaces on the team planPartly. Team plan, priced per memberPartly. Team plans, priced per userPartly. Team plan, priced per user
Your codeYes. Yours, in your own private repository, with the full historyYes. Yours. Export it or sync it to GitHubYes. Yours. Download it as a zipYes. YoursYes. Yours. It is your repo the whole time

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What the others are good at.

If you want a web app standing up this afternoon, or you write code yourself and want your hands on every keystroke, those tools are very good at exactly that, and they are cheaper. Studio is for the other job: an app in the stores, looked after every day, without you becoming its maintainer.

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