Amelia’s Agent
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Sign in to carry on.
Describe what you want — every answer shows its price, and nothing runs until you say so.
Sign in with AppleA small window borrows the sign-in you already have on ameliasagent.com and closes itself.
Your browser opens with the sign-in you already have — Google, Apple, or your saved email.
Approve this code in your browser:
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Your prompt is kept until you sign in. Every answer shows its price, and nothing runs until you say so.
Starting your machine…
Booting a private sandbox
About ten seconds. It’s yours alone and stops when you’re done.
Hi — I’m Amelia. What have you been wanting to build?
Tell me the way you’d tell a friend — a website, an app, a whole business system. You don’t need to know what anything is called. I’ll ask a few questions, plan it with you, and show you what it costs before anything is spent. Every answer shows its own price.
Already have a website on Wix, WordPress or Squarespace?
Paste its address and I’ll rebuild it here — same pages, your own words, your pictures — as a project you own. Yours stays exactly where it is.
Not sure where to start?
Start with a complete template
Explore all templates ↗Free to try, no card. Every answer and every build turn prints what it cost.
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Report a problem
Tell us what happened in your own words. We attach the rest — which project, which conversation, what your machine was doing — so you do not have to explain it.
Model & cost
IN USE
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THINKING EFFORT
HOW SHOULD AMELIA CHOOSE?
YOUR COMPUTERS
PLUG IN YOUR OWN AI — THREE STEPS
- Install the connector. The Mac or Windows app, or one line pasted into a terminal on the machine you want to use.
- Pair it. The app shows a six-digit code; type it in on the Computers screen and the machine appears.
- Pick a local model. Anything Ollama or LM Studio has pulled down shows up here, and answers on it are free.
Choose from:
CHOOSE A MODEL
Make this project public?
Anyone on the internet will be able to read this code, its history and its commit messages, and search engines may index it. Keys never live here, but names, prices and anything you typed into a build do. You can make it private again any time.
Connect
Your code
Every file, saved after each turn.
Screens & flow
Every screen, what is on it, and how they connect.
Your data
Everything your app has saved.
History
Every point this project has been saved at.
Keys
Only this project sees these. Keys for every project live in Account. Amelia is handed each one by its name whenever she works on this project, and your published app gets them at its next publish. A saved value is never shown again — to change one, save it under the same name.
Who can edit this
Invite someone by email and they can open this project, ask Amelia for changes in plain English, and see what the site has collected — without buying anything. Your plan pays for their changes, and you keep the domain, the keys and the billing. Remove them whenever you like; it takes effect immediately.
Payments
What your customers can buy, and what they have bought. Money goes straight to your own Stripe account — it never passes through us.
What is for sale
What has been bought
Also switched on
Sign-in
How people sign in to your app. Email works out of the box and so does Google — there is nothing to set up. Text messages need the phone carriers to approve your business first.
How the sign-in emails look
Your customers get these when they sign in, so they should look like they came from you and not from us.
Put your own business name on the Google screen
Google sign-in already works. This only changes what Google’s own permission screen says — your business name instead of ours. It takes about five minutes and it is free.
Turn on sign-in by text message
The phone companies require every business sending automated texts to be registered first. We do the registering; they usually answer within about three working days, and the button turns on in your app by itself. Texts cost a few cents each.
Google setup
Paste either value and it goes onto every page of this site at its next publish. Nothing else changes.
Overnight build
Building needs a Pro plan.
A build gives Amelia a computer of her own to work on your project and puts it online at your address. Amelia’s Chat AI includes everything but that.
Password for your computer
That machine turned down the empty password most of
them accept, so it was started with one of its own. It was printed when you
started it, and it is in the AGENT_PASSWORD line of that machine's
environment. We never had it, because we did not start that machine. Nothing is
sent anywhere: it stays in this browser and is used only to talk to your own
computer.
Close this and the build runs on a cloud machine instead — nothing is lost, and you can switch back from the line under the composer.
Name your project
Short is good. You can rename it later, but the web address it gets now stays.
Where is it now?
A previous developer built it and I have nothing
That is the usual case. Send them this — it asks for exactly what is needed and nothing they will have to explain.
What is the address of your website?
This copies the pages visitors can see. Stores, bookings, member accounts and private data need the original account connection or an export. Amelia will guide you through those steps before the move is complete.
Your original site stays exactly where it is. Nothing there is changed and nothing is cancelled — this makes a copy here that you own.
Hand to someone
Sent. The link works for seven days and only for that address. If it does not arrive, give them this:
Runs on a schedule —
Your spending limit
Nothing can be spent past this, whatever it is spent on. Set it to what you are comfortable with.
Put it online
Waiting on you
A few blanks only you can fill in.
Check your site
Open the published pages and report what is wrong with them.
Visitors
Counted on your own site, by us, with no cookie and no third party. We store no IP address, no browser fingerprint and nothing that could follow somebody from one site to another — so these numbers cannot tell you who came, only how many and from where.
In Google search
Checking…
Using Google Analytics too?
Use your own domain
A name you already own, pointed at this project. We do not sell domains — buy one wherever you like and connect it here.
Your DNS host can add both records for you. You approve it there — we never see a password or a token.
You will see exactly which records are being added before anything changes, and you can cancel on that screen.
This domain is on Cloudflare — we can add both records for you.
- Open Cloudflare → My Profile → API Tokens.
- Create Token, then Use template beside Edit zone DNS.
- Under Zone Resources choose this domain.
- Continue to summary, Create Token, copy it, paste it here.
The token is used on this one request and never stored. It can only edit DNS on the zone you scope it to — it cannot read your account, your billing or any other domain.
Add these at whoever manages the domain’s DNS, then leave it with us — we check every minute and it goes live on its own. This can take a few minutes, occasionally a few hours. Step-by-step guide, or ask us to do it.
Trial used
You’ve used your free trial.
Everything you built is saved and stays yours.
Pro includes about ten to twenty finished projects each month. After that you pay what each build costs, printed on every turn.
Cancel any time from Account → Cancel or change plan.
The Map
Your account
Plan
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Projects
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What we would use
Measured across real builds. Every recommendation has a finished build behind it; jobs we have not measured are simply not listed.
Projects
Your projects
Private unless you say otherwise — press the badge to change it.
Best for…
Pick the kind of work. These are the three models the world reaches for most often to do it — from public usage rankings, not our opinion — and what one answer costs you here.
What worked here
Our own measurements, from real builds on this platform: how many turns each model took to finish that kind of job, and what it cost. Anything with too few runs to be worth a number is left out.
Worth knowing
Three things that fall out of today’s price list. Worked out from the catalogue on this page, not written down by us.
Amelia picks the model for you. Here is how.
There are more than three hundred models, and the strongest cost a hundred to two hundred times more per turn than the cheapest one that can do the same small job. For every request Amelia looks at what you asked for and picks the cheapest model that has actually finished that kind of work here — and reaches for a stronger one only when the job needs it.
- Small change to a page? A model that costs about $0.003 a turn.
- Anything that saves customer data — bookings, forms, sign-ups — only a model that has passed that kind of work here.
- Stuck after a couple of goes? A stronger model, once, rather than the cheap one ten more times.
HOW SHOULD AMELIA LEAN?
Scored on public tests
The only numbers on this screen from anybody actually testing the models, with the price of a typical turn beside each score. Read the two columns together: the top of the board is close, and the price is what separates it.
Used most this week
Share of all the work done across the public model market, and the change against the week before. Adoption, not a test anybody ran.
Most used for…
Ranked by how much of that kind of work each model is trusted with, with what a turn costs on each.
Data sources
What it costs you
The ten we have measured and priced, cheapest first. Cost per turn on a typical job, with our markup already in it.
Made from one sentence each
Eight kinds of job, each built by the agent from a single instruction. The badge is what that build really cost — not an average, the cheapest run that passed every check.
Open the gallery ↗Things other people asked Amelia for that worked
A prompt you can reuse, a way of working she can copy, or a job that runs itself. Install one and it is yours — it lands in your composer so you can read it before it runs, and you can change every word of it.
Everything here is free, and nothing runs until you press send — installing one only writes it into your composer.
Share something you wrote
If you asked for something and it came out well, publish the words you used. It stays yours to use straight away; everyone else sees it once somebody here has read it, because anything shared runs on other people’s machines.
What you are paying for, and what would replace it
Software bills that Amelia can build you a way out of. Each row says what the paid tool costs, what goes in its place, roughly what it costs to build here and what it costs to keep running. Press Build this and the brief is already written.
What runs by itself
Whole jobs, not prompts — the kind of thing you would otherwise remember to do on a Monday. Each one says what it does, when you would run it, and what it costs, from what it has actually cost other people. Nothing starts until you press it.
Yours, running now
Work you have already set going. These finish on their own and the price lands on your bill like any other turn.
Everything you can turn on
The full list, with what each one has cost the people who ran it. Vote them up or down — that is what orders this list.
Made by people here
Anyone can publish one. These are the people whose automations other people voted up.
Computers
Your computers
A computer of your own can do the work itself — your files and keys stay on it, and it uses whatever AI it already has. Machine time costs nothing there. Sign in to the desktop app on that computer and it turns up here by itself. Your phone sees it straight after.
Add a computer
The desktop app
Install it on the computer, sign in with this same account, and it appears above on its own. Nothing to type.
Get the Mac & Windows app ↗A server, or any terminal
For a machine with no screen to sign in on. One line to paste; it connects itself.
Accounts Amelia can reach
Connect once — every machine you start afterwards gets it. We ask for the narrowest access that does the job, and you can disconnect any time.
Memory
What Amelia remembers
Written down as you work — who you are, what you are making, how you like it done — so you never have to say it twice. Anything here is yours to read, and yours to remove. These are your own notes: a colleague working on the same project has their own, and neither of you sees the other’s.
Your memory, as files
All of it as plain text, in a private folder of files that belongs to you — and readable by Obsidian, Claude Code, Cursor and anything else that reads AGENTS.md. No passwords or secret values are ever in it.
Chats
Your chats
Ask anything — writing, ideas, answers, code, photos, files. Every answer shows its price.
Builds
Your builds
Every conversation that ran a machine and changed a project, newest first. Open one to carry on where it stopped.
Account
Your account
Your public page
Off. Nothing about you is public until you turn this on, and it only ever lists projects you have already made public yourself — everything else stays private, including its name.
Where builds run
Your own computer costs no machine time and never expires. A machine we run boots in about a second, keeps going when you close the laptop, and is what every price here is quoted against.
If your computer is asleep or stops answering mid-build, we start one of ours and carry on rather than stopping.
Your own computer, your own AI
Builds can run on a computer you already own — machine time costs nothing there, and pointed at a local model (Ollama, LM Studio) the turns cost nothing either. Your code, keys and history never touch our servers. Three commands to install, and this page grows a switch once it is connected.
How to run it yourself ↗Storage
Everything you are keeping, and where it came from. Anything you do not need any more can go — the space is freed straight away and stops counting the next day.
Keys for every project
A key saved here is offered to every project you have. For a key only one project should see, open that project and use its own Keys drawer instead.