bolt capabilities

Bolt provides integrated hosting for published apps, assigning a bolt.app subdomain by default, with support for connecting custom domains on paid plans. Netlify is available as an alternative hosting target.

Bolt Enterprise provides SSO, audit logs, SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, HIPAA and FedRAMP readiness, and full infrastructure isolation for large organizations, available under custom pricing with a dedicated success manager.

Bolt can generate React Native / Expo projects for iOS and Android from a prompt, scaffolding an Expo Router app that users can test via Expo Go on their phone and eventually publish to the App Store or Google Play.

Bolt integrates with Figma (via Anima) to convert individual Figma frames into generated code, letting designers go from layout to a running web app without manually writing HTML or CSS.

Bolt connects to GitHub so projects are automatically backed up as git commits, and users can import existing repos, create branches, and download their code — avoiding lock-in to the Bolt platform.

Users describe an application in natural language and Bolt generates the complete project — source files, config, dependencies — and immediately runs it in the browser with a live preview, typically within under a minute for simple projects.

Bolt offers native Supabase integration providing hosted SQL databases, user authentication, and edge functions directly from the Bolt editor, as an alternative to Bolt's own built-in database.

Bolt charges for AI usage via a token budget that measures LLM input and output; plans differ in monthly token allowance, daily caps, file-upload limits, and feature access, with unused paid-plan tokens rolling over one month.

Bolt runs a full Node.js development environment entirely inside the browser tab via StackBlitz's WebContainer technology — a WebAssembly-based OS that boots in milliseconds, installs npm packages, and runs dev servers without any remote VM or local binary.