Real files, not a preview
It writes actual files to a real machine and you can open every one. There is no proprietary format to escape from later.
The map
Everything it does, and where each thing lives.
You describe something, a machine builds it, and you keep the result in a git repo you own. You pay what the run cost us plus 20–30%, shown on every answer. The product is six rooms, and this page is all six — with an index of every page at the bottom.
No card. No install. Every answer shows its price.
A website for my business, with a contact form that emails me.
6 files · git repo · contact form that emails youlive in 3 min · $0.0092
Building
Describe it. Watch it happen.
/app/studio
One screen. You say what you want in plain English, Amelia plans it with you for free, and then it gets built — every file it writes and every command it runs on screen as it goes. Nothing happens behind a spinner.
Preview at any width
Phone, tablet and desktop, in the browser, without deploying. Most people will see your site on a phone.
The price on every answer
The model’s rate is under the composer before you send, and what the turn cost is printed on the answer. A spending limit is on from day one.
The turn, as it actually looks: your sentence, the plan, the steps, and what it cost when it landed. The whole turn, explained.
Just talking
Ask it anything. Every answer shows its price.
/app/chats
A conversation that runs no machine and costs what the model cost us plus your plan’s markup — printed on the answer, the same as every other turn. Send it files, photos and videos, and it remembers what you told it last week.
Priced per answer, not per month
The rate is under the composer before you send and the cost is on the answer after. There is no bundle of “free questions” here, because there is no such thing — somebody pays for the tokens. Amelia’s Chat AI is $4.99 a month billed yearly.
It remembers you, not the transcript
What carries between chats is a written record you can read and edit, in a repo you own — not a vector store you cannot inspect.
Files, photos and videos, and a link to share
Drop something in and ask about it. Any chat becomes a link you can send to somebody who does not have an account.
Amelia’s Chat AI is the plan for this room on its own — $5.99 a month, or $4.99 billed yearly, with $2.50 of usage included. It does not build and it does not get a machine; Pro is the first plan that does.
Here is our lease. What am I actually on the hook for if we leave early?
read 14 pages · answered with the clauseanswered in 6s · $0.0011
What you end up owning
It is a git repo. Take it.
/app/projects
A repository exists before you ask for one, and every turn commits to it. Publishing is one click to a real address with a certificate, and pointing a domain you already own at it takes a DNS record.
Yours from the first turn
Clone it, zip it, or mirror it to your own GitHub — any time, plan or no plan. Close the tab and the work is still there.
Online in one click
A live URL with a certificate, served from hardware we run — see publishing and custom domains. Or point Vercel or your own server at the repo instead.
Found, not just built
Titles, descriptions, Open Graph, canonical links, structured data and a sitemap on every page it builds, checked by an audit before the build is called done.
Structured data only ever claims what is actually known. No fabricated ratings or review counts — Google penalises it and you did not ask for it.
A booking page for my photography studio, with a calendar and a deposit.
one repo · one click · your own domainlive in 4 min · $0.11
The shelf you build from
Three hundred models, and the ten worth reaching for.
/app/library
We ran seven models across eight kinds of job — 53 builds — and the answer is not one model. Scraping and data work cost the same on every model tested, so paying frontier rates for them buys nothing. Design-led pages are where a better model earns its keep.
Every model, priced
Over 300, each with its published price shown before you spend anything, and Amelia suggests one per job. The whole catalogue.
Automations, by name
Ten whole jobs you can press once — make it faster, make it findable, stop the bots. Each one shows its price first.
Start from working code
The cheapest build is the one that does not start from an empty directory: starters and the marketplace copy a finished project into your repo before turn one.
Nobody else prints the price of the model you are about to use. That is most of what this section is for. 53 builds, every price real.
What it remembers
It remembers the project, not the chat.
/app/memory
Cost per turn stays flat as the history grows, because what carries forward is a written record of the project rather than a transcript that gets re-read every time. The connected accounts and the computers it may use live here too.
Memory you can read
Markdown other tools can read, in a repo you own — not a vector store you cannot inspect.
Connect once
GitHub, Stripe, Cloudflare and Hetzner, connected once and reaching every machine after.
Your own computers
A Mac, a Windows PC or a Raspberry Pi becomes the machine — free on your own hardware, and drivable from a phone.
Run it on hardware you own with your own model keys and we charge nothing at all. The self-hosted path is the same agent.
Use my laptop for this one — the model runs locally.
studio-mac · local model · nothing leaves the machineonline · $0.00
Plan, limit, billing
The meter is on the same screen as the work.
/app/account
What you have spent, what your ceiling is, and what each turn cost — not a figure you discover on an invoice. The limit is on by default from the first day and it is yours to set.
A ceiling you set
On from day one, on every account including free ones. Reach it and the next turn does not run — no overdraft, no surprise.
Cost plus 20–30%
Published per plan, enforced by the billing code, and printed on every answer. The whole price list.
Or the whole company
One flat fee, everybody included, single sign-on, roles and an audit log — the company plans.
Included usage resets each month and credit you buy never expires. Cancel and your code stays yours; hosting stops a week later and one click brings it back.
Where to start
A page that shows you the whole house.
/app/map
Getting started, what Amelia can do, and how far you have got — on one page you can always come back to. Nobody should have to discover a feature by accident.
Every room, listed
The same seven colours and seven tiles you see in the sidebar, so learning the product is learning a building rather than memorising a menu.
First things first
Describe something, watch it build, put it online. Three stops, and the Map keeps your place.
Nothing hidden
Isolation, credentials and blast radius are written down rather than implied — including what we do not claim.
Seven rooms, seven colours, one meaning each. The colour tells you where you are — it never tells you whether something is broken; that is a dot.
Studio
Say it, watch it build.
Chats
Ask, with the price on it.
Projects
What you have made.
Library
Models and starters.
Memory
What it remembers.
Account
Plan and limit.
The Map
Where to start.
Every plan includes
What the money is for, and nothing that traps you.
You own the code
A real Git repository, in your name, from the first build.
Take it with you
Zip it, clone it, or push it to your own GitHub. Any time, plan or no plan.
Hosting included
Your sites online on your own domain, included with every plan that builds. How many depends on the plan — the count is on Pricing.
Build from anywhere
Your project runs on a machine in the cloud, not on your laptop. Nothing to install, and it works from a phone.
Never shop for an AI again
There are dozens of AIs and the priciest costs 80x the cheapest. We send each job to the one that does it well for the least. You just build.
The price on every answer
The rate is under the composer before you send, and what it cost is printed on the answer. No credits, no packs.
Cancel any time
Your code stays yours. Hosting stops a week later, and one click brings it back.
Everything
Every part of it, on its own page.
The rooms above are the shape. These are the details, one page each.
How it works
What happens inside one turn, from your sentence to a commit in your repo.
Playbooks
What it knows about each kind of job, and why that makes builds cheaper.
Models
Over 300 models with real prices, and what 53 builds showed about which ten to reach for.
Memory
It remembers the project. Cost per turn stays flat as the history grows.
Your code
A git repo from the first turn, pushed every turn, cloneable by anyone you send it to.
Publishing
Online in one click, with a certificate, and no deploy step to learn.
Custom domains
Point a name you already own. We do not resell domains, and here is why.
Integrations
GitHub, Stripe, Cloudflare and Hetzner — connected once, reaching every machine after.
Machines
A private machine per session, booted in seconds and metered by the second.
Security
Isolation, sealed credentials, and the things we do not claim.
Starters
Begin from the working code of a build you can already see.
SEO data
Titles, descriptions and structured data on every page it builds.
Run it yourself
Your hardware, your model keys, nothing reaching us — and no charge.
Mac & Windows app
Your own computer becomes the machine, paired to your phone with six digits.
Automations
Ten whole jobs you can ask for by name, each priced before it runs.
Marketplace
Finished projects copied into your own repo before your first turn.
For your company
One bill for everybody, roles, budgets, single sign-on and an audit log.
Start with something that already works.
Five finished examples you can copy into your own project, or describe your own in a sentence.
Free to start · no card · the code is yours from the first turn