Borel vs Vibecode
Both write SwiftUI. Borel adds daily free credits and free Apple ID installs.
Borel and Vibecode both write native SwiftUI on Macs in the cloud. Borel gives 5 credits every day, up to 30 a month instead of one free build, installs on your iPhone with a free Apple ID, and lets you download your code on any plan.
Borel
Vibecode
Free plan
On your iPhone with a free Apple ID
Download your code
Native SwiftUI
No Mac needed
iOS Simulator in the browser
App Store from
Why Borel
Put the app on your own iPhone with Borel Companion and a free Apple ID.
5 free credits every day, up to 30 a month.
Download your Swift code on any plan.
Native iPhone features, built in
- SwiftUI, with Liquid Glass
- Face ID
- Reminders and notifications
- Camera and scanning
- Location and Apple Maps
- AI chat
- Accounts, data and files
- Photo library
- Pictures from words
- Haptics
- Steps and motion
- Subscriptions and purchases
- Voice and speech
- Calendar
- Contacts
Choose Borel if
- You want to keep building for free, every day.
- You want your app on your iPhone without paying Apple first.
- You want your Swift code on every plan.
What Borel costs
Free
5 credits a day, up to 30 a month
Pro
From $20 a month, or $16 a month, billed yearly
iOS Simulator
Free for everyone
Borel and Vibecode: questions
Yes. Both write Swift and SwiftUI and neither needs a Mac. Where they differ is around the app: free credits, how you get it onto your own iPhone and which plans include your code.
On Borel, yes. Borel Companion installs your app with a free Apple ID, from Windows or a Mac, up to three apps at a time, and renews Apple's seven-day signature for you. On Vibecode, your own iPhone needs the paid Apple Developer Program.
Borel's free plan gives 5 credits every day, up to 30 a month, plus the iOS Simulator free for everyone. Vibecode makes your first app build free. On Borel you keep building and testing on the free plan, day after day.
Yes, on any Borel plan, free included. Vibecode offers code download on its Pro plan, at $50 a month, and above.
Borel Pro starts at $20 a month, or $16 a month billed yearly, and includes App Store publishing. Vibecode's Plus plan is $20 a month. Apple's paid Developer Program is needed with either.
Yes. AI, data, sign-in and storage are built into every Borel app, with no keys to paste or services to set up. Describe a feature, such as accounts or saved notes, and Borel wires it into your SwiftUI app.
Try it with your own idea
Describe the app you want and see its first screens before you pay anything.
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