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He sits in the call. Then he ships it.

Albert is an AI teammate for software studios. He joins the client call, writes the notes, turns what was agreed into a plan you approve, then designs and builds the work himself.

Start free No card. He runs on your machine.

What he does

  1. 01

    He joins the call

    Google Meet, Teams or Zoom. He listens the whole way through and reads the real speaker names off the captions, so the notes say who asked for what. Ask him anything mid-call and he answers from your codebase, not from memory.

  2. 02

    The notes write themselves

    A markdown file lands in the project's own meetings/ folder before the call has finished: summary, decisions, and every action item with an owner and a date. Because it is read against your repository, "fix the bid screen" comes back naming the screen.

  3. 03

    He asks you first

    The action items come back as a numbered list on WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord or email — as text and as a voice note. Answer however you like: "yes", "just one and three", or "do it all but don't push to main". He reads it back before he starts, and nothing is built that you did not approve.

  4. 04

    He does the homework

    Before a pixel is drawn he researches the client and their sector, and — if they already have a site — reads its other pages first, so the new work sits beside them instead of arriving as a different company's.

  5. 05

    He designs it

    A real page, not a template: palette, type pairing and section grammar chosen for that sector, then photographed and reviewed against its own brief before you see it. Point at anything on the canvas and tell him what to change. Then he asks whether to build it.

  6. 06

    He builds it, and tells you

    Real code in your repository, on its own branch, built from the design you approved rather than a description of it. He works for as long as it takes, keeps going through the night, and messages you on the same thread when it is done.

His work

Straight out of the studio — his own design rules on the left, the page he built from them on the right, and the point where you tell him what to change.

Each of these came from one sentence, and none of them look alike.

Pricing

A seat gets you Albert. The engines he runs on cost real money, so every plan includes an allowance and shows you what is left. Start free, no card.

Free

$0/month

A real look at the work, with the pipeline switched off.

  • 2 designs a month, 5 edits each
  • 2 long tasks — write the brief, he builds it
  • Export anything you make
  • Bring your own Claude Code, Codex or Gemini account
  • Save a design into a project
  • Hand a design to a build
  • Meetings that design and build on their own

$5 of engine time included

Start free

IndividualThe whole loop

$49/month

Everything, unmetered. Meetings feed designs, designs feed builds.

  • Unlimited designs and edits
  • Unlimited long tasks, running overnight in your own repositories
  • Meetings become designs and builds without you asking
  • Start a build from an approved design — he picks it up himself
  • Save designs into projects, with the full library and history
  • Bring your own Claude Code, Codex or Gemini account

$50 of engine time included, then at cost

Coming soon

TeamFrom 2 seats

$39/seat/month

Individual on every seat, and everyone working on the same projects.

  • Everything in Individual, on every seat
  • Work on the same projects together — one design library, one set of meeting notes, one build history
  • One shared set of engine credentials — connect once, everyone works
  • Or bring your own account and use that instead
  • See how much of the shared plan is left, and when it resets
  • Per-person limits, so one overnight build doesn't take the studio's week
  • Invites and client notes from your own address

$250 of pooled engine time included

Coming soon

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Put him in the next call.

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