Comparison
How Alloy approaches the things that matter after the first demo, next to what you typically get from AI site builders.
| Alloy | Typical AI builder | |
|---|---|---|
| Code structure | Typed, one folder per component, .types.ts / .consts.ts, path aliases | Often large files mixing UI, data and text |
| UI components | Bear + ForgeStack, themeable and accessible | One-off markup and utility classes |
| Languages | English, Hebrew and Spanish with right-to-left | Usually one language |
| Fixes | Change only what you asked; every version kept | Regenerations can touch unrelated parts |
| Git | Branch + pull request per version, merge, import with conflict detection | Export or one-way sync |
| Editing outside | Edit anywhere, import back, keep prompting | Edits outside may be lost |
| Model | alloy-1.5flash, tuned for ForgeStack | General-purpose model |
| Price | Free 1 prompt · Pro $9 / month unlimited | Varies |
Every tool has strengths. If you want the fastest possible mockup, many tools will do. If you want a project you can still maintain in six months, Alloy is designed for that.