Bolt.new

What is Bolt.new?

Bolt.new is StackBlitz's AI-powered web development platform that enables users to prompt, run, edit, and deploy full-stack web applications using natural language. With over 1 million websites deployed in just five months, it combines AI assistance with a complete in-browser development environment powered by WebContainers technology.

When was this tool last updated? Bolt.new receives continuous updates throughout 2025, with significant platform improvements including expanded framework support, enhanced AI capabilities, and team collaboration features. The platform evolved from experimental to production-ready status in early 2025.

Why experiment with it in marketing ops?

• Build complete web applications from natural language prompts with no setup required.
• WebContainers technology runs Node.js applications entirely in the browser.
• Real-time preview and one-click deployment to production environments.
• Supports popular frameworks like React, Vue.js, Angular, Node.js, and Express.
• AI has complete control over filesystem, terminal, package manager, and browser console.

Capabilities

Example Use Cases

• Rapidly prototype marketing landing pages and microsites for campaigns.
• Build interactive demos and proof-of-concepts for client presentations.
• Create custom tools and dashboards for marketing analytics and reporting.
• Develop A/B testing interfaces and conversion optimization experiments.
• Generate marketing automation tools and workflow management interfaces.

Community Insights

Developers appreciate Bolt.new's ability to generate working applications quickly, with over 1 million websites deployed showcasing its reliability. The WebContainers technology is particularly praised for running complete development environments in the browser without setup complexity.

Some users note that while excellent for prototyping and simple applications, complex enterprise applications may require additional customization outside the AI-generated code. The platform excels at rapid iteration and proof-of-concept development.