An AI product team
Chovy is a team of AI agents for people who do not write code. You describe what you want in plain words. It writes a plan you can argue with, builds the thing in a private space, and will not tell you it is finished until it can show you.
The problem with the rest of them
You have used a tool that generated something, announced success, and left you with a link that did not open. The confident message is the product's weakest point, and almost nothing is built to prevent it. Chovy is built around preventing it.
Every build and every change is a commit in Git, named in the words you used to ask for it. Any of them can be made live again.
The list of files that moved, every time. A build that produced nothing is reported as producing nothing, never as a success with an apology.
Your app's real URL is asked from the open internet whether it is up. If it is dark, the build is not done and nobody is told otherwise.
All three, or the work stays open and you are told which one is missing. It is the only promise on this page that the others cannot copy without rebuilding what they are.
How it goes
No tickets, no standups, no explaining what a database is. The only things asked of you are the ones only you can answer.
A rough thought is enough. “A site where customers can book and pay for a session.”
Chovy turns it into screens and steps. You change what's wrong before anyone builds.
Your team works. You see what's finished and what's still moving.
Open the preview. Approve it, or say what to change.
What done means
Before the first file is written, your plan is turned into a short list of statements about what a person using the app can do. The builder has to leave a test behind for each one.
The check reads the results and answers them one at a time. A statement nothing proved is reported as unproved — not quietly counted as fine, which is how “done” stops meaning anything.
Price
Describing the app and reading its plan costs nothing. You will know exactly what is going to be built, and what will count as finished, before a cent moves.
One app
$2,499 once
Card or crypto. Not a subscription, and nothing recurring.
Past 25 hours it is $99 an agent-hour, and you are told before it starts.
A standing team
$9,900 per agent, per month
For companies that want capacity rather than one app.
What it will not do
Publish anything to the public internet.
Buy a domain or spend your money.
Send email to your customers.
Give anyone access to your code you didn't invite.
Nothing on that list happens without you asking for it, and none of it happens quietly.
You will know what it is going to build, and what it will count as finished, before anything is charged.