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Next.js
An open-source framework for building websites and web applications with React: it handles page routing, rendering pages on the server, and the production build.
Who uses it, and for what
One row per story. The grade is for the claim that the business uses this tool, not for its revenue.
| Story | What it does there | When | Cost stated | Grade | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TypingMind | Web framework of the app; the first version was built with it in a weekend. | B | A public page outside the story's source list. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| AudioPen | Framework of the marketing website and pricing page, visible in the page source in October 2026. | B | AudioPen home page, read 12 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| Rytr | Web framework of the rytr.me site, seen in the archived page source of August 2021. | B | Wayback Machine, rytr.me home page, 4 August 2021 | ||
| Postiz | Framework of the web front end. with React | B | GitHub repository gitroomhq/postiz-app, metadata read 12 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| Faceless.video | Code framework that serves the public home and pricing pages in October 2026. | B | Faceless.video home page, about page, MCP connection page and terms of use, read 12 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| Kindroid | Code framework of the web app at kindroid.ai, as detected by a site scanner and visible in the page code. | B | A public page outside the story's source list. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| AutoShorts.ai | Code framework of the web application; the founder names it and the page code shows it. | B | AutoShorts.ai home page, partner page and terms, read 13 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| DocsBot AI | Web framework of the public website, visible in the page source. | B | DocsBot about page, read 13 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| Magai | Web framework of the public website in October 2026, visible in the page source. | since 2026 | B | Magai about page and press page, read 13 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | |
| Neural Frames | Framework of the public site, as the page source shows. | B | Neural Frames home page, read 13 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| Verbi | Framework of the marketing site, visible in the page source. | B | Verbi website, with its comparison page, read 13 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| Vid.AI | Framework of the web application and site, visible in the page source. | B | Vid.AI pricing page and home page, read 13 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| MagicSlides | Framework of the web application and site, visible in the page source. | B | MagicSlides pricing page, read 13 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| Low Content AI | Web framework of the site and the application; the pages load their scripts from its /_next/ path. | B | Low Content AI home page and its page script. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| LocalRank | Framework of the web application at app.localrank.so. | B | A public page outside the story's source list | ||
| SoundBoost.ai | Framework of the website and the web application; the founder also lists it on the TrustMRR profile. | B | SoundBoost pricing page and home page, read 13 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| Polsia | Framework of the app template that Polsia gives each customer company, as a reviewer found in an exported project. version 16, App Router; template named polsia-app-template | B | Preuve AI, updated 15 September 2026: Polsia Review (2026): Is It Legit? An Honest Founder Read | ||
| Voicy | The current website's page source loads Next.js assets. | B | Voicy home page. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | ||
| ChatEDU | Framework of the web app and site, visible in the page source. | B | ChatEDU home page, read 14 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | ||
| The Influencer AI | The web framework of the site; its pages load their scripts from Next.js paths. | B | The Influencer AI home page, October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | ||
| IACrea | Web framework of the site; its archived 2023 pages load scripts from the /_next/static/ path that Next.js uses. | B | IACrea terms of sale, Wayback Machine copy of 1 June 2023. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | ||
| Questgen and Supermeme.ai | Web framework of the current Questgen, Supermeme and AiArtist websites, visible in their page source. | B | Questgen pricing page, read October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | ||
| Virtual Staging AI (VSAI) | The web framework of the company's website before the sale, visible in the page source of May 2024. | B | Internet Archive copy of virtualstagingai.app, 25 May 2024 | ||
| Supergrow | The company website is built with Next.js, as its page source shows. | B | Supergrow home page, read 15 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 15 October 2026 | ||
| AudioNotes | The website is built with it: pages load from the /_next/static/ folder, and robots.txt refers to next.config.mjs. | B | AudioNotes robots.txt, read 16 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 16 October 2026 | ||
| EasyGen | Framework of the marketing site in 2026, before the sale. | B | EasyGen home page, Wayback Machine copies of 10 June and 29 September 2026, and the capture index of easygen.io | ||
| CopyGenius | The web framework of the site; its pages load from /_next/ paths and carry the plan data as JSON. | B | CopyGenius home page with its FAQ, partners and editor sections, read 16 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 16 October 2026 | ||
| 3AK Track & Field | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 16 October 2026 | ||
| Alvas.ai | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 16 October 2026 | ||
| Calyra | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 14 October 2026 | ||
| ChatSEO | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 14 October 2026 | ||
| Dalea AI | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 15 October 2026 | ||
| fastwrite.io | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 14 October 2026 | ||
| Formula Bot | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 13 October 2026 | ||
| Koe | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 14 October 2026 | ||
| NightCafe | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 13 October 2026 | ||
| Pet Plus Us | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 14 October 2026 | ||
| Pingo AI | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 16 October 2026 | ||
| StoryShort | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 16 October 2026 | ||
| Wave AI | Seen on the business's home page: framework files. | B | Home page code, read 16 October 2026 | ||
| Chatbase | Web framework of the app and the site. | C | Indie Hackers, 2023, interview by Channing Allen: How a college student reached $64,000/mo in 6 months by being an AI first mover. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| PDF.ai | Web framework in which the original builder wrote the app in a weekend. | since May 2023 | C | Niall Doherty, 11 May 2023: Sold his app for $20K within 48 hours of launching. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | |
| Tweet Hunter | Web framework of the first version, chosen to build fast. | C | Indie Hackers, 5 October 2021: I built Tweet Hunter's MVP in 2 weeks. 4 months later it grew to $150k ARR. AMA | ||
| Softgen | Framework of Softgen's own front end and of the apps that the agent writes. | C | Softgen overview page by the current owner: The Original Full-Stack AI Builder | ||
| BoltAI | Framework of the company website. | C | Daniel Nguyen's newsletter, 29 September 2024: Sep 2024: Interview on Indie Hackers. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| Revid.ai | Framework of the web application. | C | Tibo Louis-Lucas on X, 30 April 2024: Looking for a CO-FOUNDER. Also seen in the home page code on 13 October 2026 | ||
| LLM Gateway | The website framework since the move away from TanStack Start. | since July 2025 | C | A public page outside the story's source list. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | |
| AI Toolbox | Front-end framework named in the founders' TrustMRR tech list. | C | TrustMRR markdown profile: AI Toolbox, synced 14 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | ||
| Visualizee.ai | Web framework of the app; the founder uses the same stack for all of his products. | C | Piotr Obidowski on X, 7 October 2026: How I ship 3 products next to a full-time job. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | ||
| AppAlchemy | Main web framework of the product. | C | TrustMRR, AppAlchemy markdown profile, read 14 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 14 October 2026 | ||
| Adspirer | Listed as the frontend framework in the founder's technology list. | C | TrustMRR: Adspirer profile, read 15 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 15 October 2026 | ||
| Lancer | Framework of the web app's frontend, as listed in the founder-entered tech stack. | C | TrustMRR: Lancer.app, data as of 15 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 15 October 2026 | ||
| 1ClickWebsite.ai | Frontend framework of the web app, according to the founder-written tech stack on TrustMRR. | C | TrustMRR, 1clickwebsite.ai profile (Stripe-verified revenue, data as of 15 October 2026). Also seen in the home page code on 15 October 2026 | ||
| Notis | Front end of the website and app, by the founder's entry on TrustMRR. | C | TrustMRR, notis.ai markdown profile, data as of 15 October 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 15 October 2026 | ||
| GenPPT | The framework of the web app. | C | TrustMRR profile of GenPPT, revenue read from Stripe and Lemon Squeezy by API key. Also seen in the home page code on 15 October 2026 | ||
| Launch Fast | Web framework of the app, chosen because Cursor works better with it. | C | Starter Story, 5 January 2026: I built a $25K MRR app with Cursor. Also seen in the home page code on 15 October 2026 | ||
| Sleek | Web framework of the frontend. | C | TrustMRR: Sleek, Stripe-verified revenue and sale listing. Also seen in the home page code on 15 October 2026 | ||
| Kleo | The web framework of the rebuilt app. | C | Lagless Portal (note.com), 19 July 2026: Issue 86: $62k MRR in 3 months with zero ads and zero Product Hunt | ||
| RankAI | Builds the front end of the product, as the founder-written tech stack lists it. | C | TrustMRR markdown profile of RankAI, revenue verified from Stripe, last synced 30 July 2026. Also seen in the home page code on 15 October 2026 | ||
| AIDesigner | The framework of the web app, according to a compiled third-party page. | C | MRR Story, May 2026: From $1K to $9.5K MRR in 30 Days: The Solo AI Tool Fixing Ugly 'Vibe-Coded' Apps. Also seen in the home page code on 16 October 2026 |
Grade A: the tool's maker or a payment processor confirms the use. Grade B: an independent report, or the tool is visible in public code. Grade C: the founder or the company says so.
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