FreeMilk
FreeMilk aims to make AI coding broadly accessible by offering a free, ad-supported coding agent on the iPhone. Users describe what they want in plain language and the agent plans, writes, runs and builds projects, including native Swift apps, websites, games, scripts and tools.
At a Glance
- Consumers with app ideas and little or no coding experience
- Mobile developers and technical users who want rapid prototyping
- iPhone users building personal projects, utilities and side-income products
- Indie developers and creators of websites, games and native iOS apps
AI Tools by FreeMilk
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FreeMilk
iPhone AI Coding Agent App
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Latest News
FreeMilk publishes 'Our commitment to free' manifesto
FreeMilk publishes a broad set of app-building guides and comparisons, including FreeMilk vs. Replit and comparisons with major AI builders
FreeMilk explains its ad-funded economics, open-model free mode and on-device architecture
FreeMilk publishes 'How to Vibe Code an iOS App Without Xcode Using FreeMilk,' detailing remote Mac builds and streamed simulator previews
Products & Services
An iPhone coding agent that accepts natural-language prompts, writes and edits files on-device, runs websites, backends, games, Python/JavaScript analyses and scripts, and builds native Swift/SwiftUI apps using remote Macs with streamed simulator previews. The app also supports GitHub workflows, web browsing/actions, MCPs, APIs and model allowances funded by ads.
Market Position
FreeMilk positions itself as a free, phone-first alternative to browser/cloud AI builders and desktop AI coding tools. Its differentiators are an on-device agent and files, ad-funded usage without subscriptions or token bills, and native Swift output with remote Mac builds; its own comparisons identify Replit, Bolt.new, Lovable, Cursor and Rork as relevant alternatives.
Leadership
Founders
Juan Djuwadi
Product Manager at Google; previously a gaming product manager at Riot Games and Electronic Arts.
Neel Makhecha
Machine-learning engineer at Splunk/Cisco. Previously worked on Splunk Mobile, Splunk Edge Hub and Splunk AR; also built iOS apps and won an Apple WWDC Scholarship and the 2020 Apple Swift Student Challenge.
Executive Team
Juan Djuwadi
Co-founder
Product Manager at Google; previously a gaming product manager at Riot Games and Electronic Arts.
Neel Makhecha
Co-founder
Machine-learning engineer at Splunk/Cisco with prior work on Splunk Mobile, Edge Hub and Splunk AR; Apple Swift Student Challenge and WWDC Scholarship winner.
Founding Story
The founders' initial Milq vision was to make native iOS development accessible without requiring a Mac or Xcode: users describe an app in natural language and the system generates real Swift. FreeMilk extends that vision to a free, ad-supported, on-device coding agent for iPhone users; its manifesto says the team wants AI's benefits and token access to be broadly available.
Business Model
Revenue Model
FreeMilk is supported by contextual developer-tool advertising. Ads fund daily model allowances; the product has no subscription and no per-token bill for its free mode. Users can also connect an OpenAI/ChatGPT subscription for use within FreeMilk.
Pricing Tiers
Daily model allowance refills every day; no subscription and no per-token billing.
Target Markets
- Consumers with app ideas and little or no coding experience
- Mobile developers and technical users who want rapid prototyping
- iPhone users building personal projects, utilities and side-income products
- Indie developers and creators of websites, games and native iOS apps
- Non-programmers turning app ideas into working projects
- Developers rapidly prototyping and iterating on the go
- Native iPhone/iPad app development in Swift and SwiftUI without owning a Mac
- Websites and web apps
- Mobile games and interactive prototypes
- Personal productivity tools, trackers, calculators and dashboards