Amelia's Agent turns a plain-English description into working software, and hands you the code.
You describe what you want — a website, an internal tool, a booking system, a form that emails you submissions. An AI agent builds it on a real machine, writing real files you can open, and you watch every step: the file it is writing, the command it ran, what came back. Nothing happens behind a spinner.
The price is on screen before you send. A turn costs what the model provider charged plus 20–30%, and the number is printed on every answer, so the bill is never a surprise at the end of the month. There are no credits to buy and no seat fees. Planning is free — the agent asks its questions and shows the cost before anything runs.
Your work lives in a git repository you own from the first turn. There is no proprietary format to escape from later: clone it, hand it to a developer, or walk away with all of it at any time. Publishing is one click, on every plan, with a certificate and support for domains you already own.
Over 300 models are available, and the agent picks per job rather than using one for everything. Teams can run it on hosted machines, or self-host on their own hardware with their own keys.
Alongside building, Amelia's Agent ships ten named automations — whole jobs you press once against a project you already have: an SEO pass over every page, a page-speed fix that measures before and after, bot-proofing every form, writing and designing ads, App Store and Play listings, and a full pre-launch check. Each shows its price before it runs, and two are available on every plan including the free trial.
Free to start with no card. Plans from $10 per month billed annually.
