Draftbit builds mobile apps with AI coding agents and a visual editor, and gives you a standard Expo and React Native project. Luna Park builds full-stack web apps visually, compiled to Vue and Node.js, and exports them as mobile and desktop apps too.
At a glance
Both export standard code and build mobile apps. The main differences: main platform, logic, and backend.
| Luna Park | Draftbit | |
|---|---|---|
| Main target | Web, then desktop and mobile | Mobile, then web |
| How you build | Visual editor, with an AI assistant | AI agents and a visual editor |
| Logic | Visual Graphs, compiled to JavaScript | In code Written by agents or by hand (source) |
| Backend | Built-in Routes, crons, PostgreSQL | Supabase or your API (source) |
| Code export | Vue + Node.js source (Pro) | Expo project Paid plans (source) |
| Pricing | Free, or Pro at €25/month or €300 once | Free, then seats + AI credits (source) |
| Platforms | Web PWA Desktop Android iOS | Android iOS Web |
Example: a waitlist form
Visitors enter their name, email, and favorite ride, and get a ticket number.
Luna Park
- Place the fields and a button, each field bound to a variable.
- On click, a graph sends the variables to a backend route and shows the ticket.
- The route inserts a row in the
Waitlisttable and returns its id.
Draftbit
- Enable the Supabase backend, or connect your own API.
- Ask the agent for a screen with the inputs.
- Have it create the table and the insert call.
- Show the returned ticket number on a confirmation screen.
Code export
Both give you standard code: an Expo project for Draftbit, a Vue and Node.js application for Luna Park. In Luna Park, the logic stays visual; in Draftbit, it is code.
Other differences
- Logic. Draftbit's visual editor covers the interface, while logic and data stay in code. In Luna Park, graphs cover the logic, front and back.
- Backend. Luna Park routes, crons, and PostgreSQL are part of the project.
- Mobile. Draftbit apps are native React Native. Luna Park's mobile apps run the web frontend in a native shell.
Which one to choose?
Luna Park
- Your product is a web app first.
- You want visual logic, not code.
- You want the backend in the same tool.
Draftbit
- Your product is a native mobile app first.
- You are comfortable with React Native code.
- You already have a Supabase or API backend.
Before switching
- Native builds need the desktop app and a Pro or Edu license.
- Until managed hosting launches in late 2026, you host the backend.
Based on Draftbit as of October 2026. See draftbit.com for current features and prices.
