Blink turns a plain-English description into a running application, and ships the parts around the code as well: a database, hosting, authentication and model access come with it. That is the difference between generating code and generating something you can actually open in a browser.
It targets websites, software products and mobile apps, aimed at people who know what they want built but do not write the code themselves. The output is a working app rather than a repository somebody still has to deploy.
There is a free tier to start on. Generated applications still want reading before anything real depends on them, the hosting and data sit on Blink’s platform rather than infrastructure you control, and this category is crowded with products moving quickly.
