Tier 2

Build Next.js-style web apps with AI

Orbit builds the web product you'd normally create with Next.js — React frontend, server features, API routes, and data — on its production Vite + React stack, and tells you honestly when it does.

Next.js AI Builder

Ask for a Next.js app and Orbit builds the equivalent product on Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind, mapping Next App Router pages to src/pages and dropping server-only files. The outcome — a polished, fullstack web app — is identical; the runtime stack is Orbit's verified one.

In plain English

Next.js is a popular way to build full websites. Orbit builds the same kind of product on its verified Vite + React stack — same result, guaranteed to compile.

Next.js AI Builder — build, chat, research, and create media in one AI workspace on Orbit
Orbit builds the web product you'd normally create with Next.js — React frontend, server features, API routes, and data — on its production Vite + React stack, and tells you honestly when it does.

How it works in Orbit

Next.js pages are a common request, and Orbit handles them honestly: you get the product you described — marketing site, blog, dashboard — generated on Orbit's production Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind stack, with server features mapped to Supabase.

What maps over cleanly

The parts people like about Next.js — file-based pages, React components, API routes — map directly to Orbit's structure. App Router folders become src/pages, and data fetching becomes Supabase queries.

  • App Router pages → src/pages files
  • Server components → client components with server data
  • API routes → Supabase edge functions
  • Layouts and navigation preserved

Where Orbit draws the line

Orbit doesn't claim to run Next.js's server runtime. Instead it delivers the same user-facing product on a stack the build engine can verify end-to-end, which is the difference between a demo and a compiling app.

  • Honest about the runtime stack
  • Server-only folders translated to Supabase features
  • SEO metadata and routes still generated

Why this matters for your launch

Marketing sites, blogs, and content products need speed and SEO. Orbit's React output is static-render friendly, and the sitemap, robots.txt, and metadata are generated from content registries.

  • Static-friendly output for fast loads
  • Sitemap + robots.txt auto-generated
  • Open Graph images per page
  1. Ask for the site

    Describe the marketing site, blog, or app you would build with Next.js.

  2. Get the product

    Orbit generates it on its verified Vite + React stack.

  3. Add server features

    Wire Supabase for auth, data, and edge functions.

  4. Publish

    Deploy and get SEO metadata generated automatically.

The challenge

Try it yourself

Run this one on a competitor first — then on Orbit. Same prompt, and keep score.

Build

Try this one elsewhere first.

Ask for "a Next.js marketing site with a blog" on two tools. Compare the delivered product, not the framework name — who hands you something that runs?

Research

Ask a research tool to go deep on one topic.

Then ask Orbit. Compare how many rounds it runs, how many sources it actually reads — we target 65+ — and whether every claim in the final report has a link attached. Bring a bigger coffee mug.

Chat

Ask a plain chatbot the same question.

One just talks. Orbit's agent actually searches the web, runs code, reads your files, and comes back with something done. Compare how many tabs you opened and how many are still open when you're finished.

Image & video

Generate the same image, then edit it.

Ask two tools for the same hero shot, then ask both to recolor it, fill in the background, and animate it. Compare who hands you a first draft and who keeps refining in the same conversation.

150+

models routed per task

1h

cloud sandbox sessions

25

tool calls per chat turn

8–14

deep research rounds

Honest stack note: Orbit standardizes your spec to a production React (Vite + TypeScript + Tailwind) stack with Supabase as the data layer. You get the product you asked for — verified, typed, and provisioned — built on the platform's supported stack rather than a framework Orbit can't verify end-to-end.

What you can do with Next.js AI Builder on Orbit

Scaffold in seconds

A production Vite + React + TypeScript project with Tailwind, ready to extend.

Live preview

Watch the app render in a cloud sandbox as the agent writes code.

Verified builds

Inline typecheck and a production gate run before the preview unlocks.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Orbit generate real Next.js apps?

Orbit builds the product you want on its production Vite + React stack instead of Next.js's server runtime. App Router pages map to src/pages, and server-only folders are translated to Supabase features. You get the same app with a stack Orbit can verify end-to-end.

Why standardize instead of generating Next.js directly?

Orbit's build engine verifies every file it writes, runs typechecks, and provisions infrastructure. Generating on a supported stack lets it guarantee the app compiles and the preview runs — no unverifiable framework output.

Will my Next.js-specific code work on Orbit?

Next.js-only APIs like getServerSideProps aren't supported, but Orbit maps them to equivalent Supabase and client-fetching patterns so the product you described still works.

Is static site generation supported?

Yes — Orbit's React output is deployable as static or server-rendered, and sitemap, robots, and metadata are generated from the content registry.