Built on the stack you already use.
No proprietary runtime, no exotic dependencies. Every project is shipped on the frameworks the modern web actually runs on, with payments, auth, mail and storage wired in during generation.
01Framework support8
Generation surfaces.
Tier 1 means generation + live preview + 1-click deploy. Tier 2 means we generate correct, runnable code but the runtime lives outside our microVM (Shopify, PHP).
React + Vite
Tier 1 · default web stack · Cloudflare Pages deploy
Next.js 16 (App Router)
Tier 1 · SSR / RSC / Turbopack · Vercel + Cloudflare deploy
Flutter (mobile)
iOS + Android + web · compiled web preview · native Flutter builds
React Native + Expo
Tier 1 · web fallback preview · EAS / stores
Three.js / 3D scenes
Tier 1 · GLB / shaders / camera rig generation
Shopify Liquid theme
Tier 2 · sections + blocks + settings_schema · Shopify CLI deploy
Shopify App (Remix)
Tier 2 · App Bridge + admin embedded UI
Shopify Hydrogen
Tier 2 · Storefront API + custom checkout
02UI & styling5
What the front-end is made of.
Generated UIs come typed, accessible, dark-mode-aware, and mobile-first by default.
Tailwind CSS v4
@theme tokens, design system aware, no hand-rolled CSS files
shadcn / Radix
Optional component library, fully owned in your codebase
Framer Motion (motion/react)
Where animation matters, not as decoration
Lucide / Phosphor icons
Tree-shaken icon sets, no icon font payload
Geist / Inter / Space Grotesk
Free, fast-loading, self-hosted
03Backend7
Database, auth, mail, storage.
Every integration below is wired during generation — no manual setup, just a working app.
PostgreSQL 16
Schema + migrations + REST endpoints generated together
Prisma ORM
Type-safe queries, generated Prisma client
NextAuth (PKCE)
Email + magic link + Google + GitHub + SAML SSO ready
Stripe
Checkout, Customer Portal, webhooks signed and verified
Resend
Transactional email with verified domain handoff
AWS S3 / Cloudflare R2
Uploads, signed URLs, CDN delivery
Upstash Redis
Rate limiting, queues, cache layer
04Hosting & deploy5
Where projects ship.
Pick the target on deploy; switch later — code is yours.
Cloudflare Pages
Default web target · global edge · 1-click
Vercel
Next.js native · Edge Functions · 1-click
Netlify
Static + functions · 1-click
Railway / Fly.io
Long-running Node / Postgres targets
Self-host
Export ZIP / push to your own GitHub
05AI providers6
Who powers the generation.
Routing is policy-based; specific models change as benchmarks change.
Anthropic Claude
Heavy reasoning, repair, planning
Google Gemini
Long-context generation, planning
OpenAI GPT family
Request understanding, architecture planning, code generation and 3D
OpenRouter
Routing layer; retention depends on the selected provider route
BYOM / BYOK
Bring your own model + API key on Pro, Team, Max and Business — pay providers directly
Local models
Roadmap — for air-gapped enterprise
06Analytics & ops5
Production observability scaffolding.
All optional, opt-in per project. Nothing is enabled by default that can leak data.
Plausible / Umami
Privacy-first analytics, cookieless
Google Analytics 4
Standard tagging if you need it
Meta Pixel + CAPI
Server-side tagging support
Sentry
Error monitoring — EU region
PostHog
Product analytics + session replay
07Extensibility6
How VULK plugs into the rest of your stack.
Built for the long tail — if you don't see it here, the API or MCP usually covers it.
VULK MCP server
Generate, inspect, edit and deploy VULK projects from MCP-compatible assistants
Public REST API
Generate, edit, deploy, and manage projects programmatically
Webhooks
Generation lifecycle events (created · ready · failed · deployed)
GitHub
Export your project to GitHub and push later revisions to the same repository, with checks that protect changes made outside VULK.
Figma
Import a Figma frame as a starting point
Slack / Discord / Telegram
Generation completion + deploy notifications
Need something not on the list?
VULK's output is a real codebase — anything you can wire into a Next.js or Flutter project, you can wire into a generated VULK project. If a specific provider should be first-class, tell us.
Last reviewed: April 30, 2026