Riku is a platform for building AI apps without code. A user designs an app, for example a customer support chat, a feedback form or a vision tool for a classroom, tests prompts against different models until it works and publishes it. The site says it is powered by more than 40 language models and links to pages for providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, DeepSeek, Qwen, xAI and AI21 Labs.
Each finished app gets a unique URL that can be shared or embedded, with options to password protect it or make it public. Apps can be linked to knowledge bases and to business tools through webhooks, and they can be combined into a custom workforce portal. Action Agents such as Wizlay turn an app’s output into real-world actions. Branded solutions with a custom logo, colors and domain are marked as coming soon.
The homepage invites visitors to build their first AI app for free. The pricing page rendered empty when checked, so no plan or price is quoted here, and the site does not name the company behind Riku.
