Question 1

Can I export my code from Rocket?

Accepted Answer

Rocket: A ZIP from the code view, from Pro, in a web browser. Your code on GitHub: From Pro: two-way sync for Next.js TypeScript projects, each batch of changes opened as a pull request. Other frameworks push only. SPOE: A ZIP, unlocked for good by your first payment of any size. Your code on GitHub: Two-way: every version is a commit, and commits in the repo come back in.

Question 2

Does an app built on Rocket run without it?

Accepted Answer

Rocket: The ZIP runs on your computer with npm install and npm run dev, once you fill in your own keys in the environment template it comes with. SPOE: docker compose up, with nothing of SPOE inside.

Question 3

Can I prove what was built on Rocket?

Accepted Answer

Rocket: None on their pages. SPOE: An Ed25519-signed provenance manifest in every export, a record of it on APIR's hash-chained log, and a check anyone can run at spoe.ai/verify. APIR is a sister company of SPOE, run by the same founder.

Question 4

What happens to my prompts on Rocket?

Accepted Answer

Rocket: Its privacy policy says it does not use your personal data or the content you submit to train external AI models. SPOE: The default models keep no copy. Chats, bots and images stay on your device.

Question 5

Is Rocket free to start?

Accepted Answer

Rocket: 20 credits once, with no time limit and no card. SPOE: 5 free prompts a day on the default models once you have signed up and your email address is proven (by Google or GitHub, or where email sign-up is open, a code we email you). No card. Then any first payment opens every model and export, for good.

Question 6

When may Rocket suit me better?

Accepted Answer

Rocket may suit you better if you want websites, web apps and Flutter mobile apps from a prompt, with research and competitor tracking paid from the same credits.

Compared on	SPOE	Rocket
Status	Open, and an export keeps running even if SPOE ever closes.	Open. (source)
Free to start	5 free prompts a day on the default models once you have signed up and your email address is proven (by Google or GitHub, or where email sign-up is open, a code we email you). No card. Then any first payment opens every model and export, for good.	20 credits once, with no time limit and no card. (source)
Paid plans from	US$25 a month, or a one-off credit pack from US$19. Credits never expire.	$25 a month (Pro, 100 credits), or 20% off billed yearly. (source)
Your code on GitHub	Two-way: every version is a commit, and commits in the repo come back in.	From Pro: two-way sync for Next.js TypeScript projects, each batch of changes opened as a pull request. Other frameworks push only. (source)
Download your code	A ZIP, unlocked for good by your first payment of any size.	A ZIP from the code view, from Pro, in a web browser. (source)
Your own domain	Yes, with automatic HTTPS. Or a free name.spoe.dev.	From Pro. (source)
Proof of what you built	An Ed25519-signed provenance manifest in every export, a record of it on APIR's hash-chained log, and a check anyone can run at spoe.ai/verify. APIR is a sister company of SPOE, run by the same founder.	None on their pages.
Runs without the builder	docker compose up, with nothing of SPOE inside.	The ZIP runs on your computer with npm install and npm run dev, once you fill in your own keys in the environment template it comes with. (source)
A second AI checks each change	Yes, from a different model family. A blocked or unreviewed change, or a high or critical finding, waits for you.	Not on their pages
Your prompts	The default models keep no copy. Chats, bots and images stay on your device.	Its privacy policy says it does not use your personal data or the content you submit to train external AI models. (source)
May suit you better if	You want to hold the code, prove what was built, and keep your prompts private.	You want websites, web apps and Flutter mobile apps from a prompt, with research and competitor tracking paid from the same credits.

A Rocket alternative that signs your code: SPOE vs Rocket

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