Vibe Coding 工具评测

We build something real with each one: a project for ourselves or for a client, on a paid plan when the free tier runs dry. Every review covers the first 30 minutes, what we actually shipped, where the credits ran out, and who the tool is genuinely for. Weaknesses come from our builds and from community complaints we could verify, not from a feature checklist.

S means we'd recommend it without caveats for what it's built for. A means great with a known tradeoff. B means useful but you'll feel the rough edges. C means we struggled to ship anything we'd keep. Every grade is scoped - a tool can be S tier for business apps and mediocre for consumer UI, and the tier note says which.

Because they compete for the same job: getting an app live without hiring a developer. If you're building a client portal, comparing Lovable only against Bolt hides the option that might fit best - a platform like Softr where auth and permissions are built in rather than generated. We'd rather rank across categories than pretend the categories don't overlap.

No. Nobody pays for placement, and no review has ever been traded for a better grade. The tiers and rankings move on what we ship and what breaks, which is why tools get demoted when they slip.