AI agent built for frontend development | Free tier | - **Figma-to-Code Conversion**: Convert Figma designs into high-quality, component-based code without needing clean layer structures, auto-layout, or strict naming conventions. Kombai handles messy real-world design files with ease.
- - **400+ Library Support**: Works with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, MUI, Chakra UI, shadcn, and hundreds more. Detects your tech stack automatically by scanning your repo.
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Real-time AI copilot for software engineering interviews | Free tier | - **Screenshot and Prompt Parsing**: Capture a coding problem, table, or diagram and get a solution outline back. It works for LeetCode-style questions on platforms like HackerRank, CoderPad, CodeSignal, and Codility.
- - **Real-Time Voice Recognition**: GhostInterview transcribes spoken questions and surfaces hints as the conversation moves. You can trigger answers yourself in Manual mode or turn on Auto mode, which responds when the latest interviewer turn looks like a question.
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Production cloud on autopilot for AI-built apps | Freemium | - **Persistent backend hosting**: Run always-on processes, background workers, and scheduled jobs. Modelence builds, deploys, and restarts them, and it notices when a job stops running.
- - **Managed databases**: When your app declares MongoDB, PostgreSQL, or Redis, Modelence provisions it and wires in the connection URL. Backups, failover, and connection handling are included.
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AI coding agent that turns tickets into tested PRs | Free tier | - **Tickets to Pull Requests**: devlo reads your codebase and posts an implementation plan in the ticket, which you can edit or approve first. It then writes the code, adds tests, runs linters, and opens a PR you can steer through comments.
- - **AI Code Review**: Get reviews on every PR that check logic and style and flag security, performance, and reliability risks. You can set review instructions at the org and repo level so devlo enforces your own standards.
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Run a fleet of cloud coding agents in parallel | Free tier | - **Parallel cloud agents**: Run many threads at once, each in its own isolated cloud machine. Subagents can split large jobs like migrations and refactors across separate or shared VMs.
- - **Captain, Build, and Review agents**: The Captain agent plans the work, Build agents write and test the code, and Review agents post findings on your pull requests.
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Run coding agents in parallel, each in its own worktree | Freemium | - **Parallel Git Worktrees**: Every task runs in its own isolated git worktree. Send one prompt to several agents, compare what they produce, and merge the best version.
- - **Broad Agent Support**: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI, Gemini, Copilot, OpenCode, and Pi come preconfigured. You can also run Grok, Amp, Goose, Cline, Kiro, Qwen Code, or any other CLI agent.
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Turn plain-English ideas into working Chrome extensions | Paid | - **Chat-based extension generation**: Describe your extension in plain English and get a full Manifest V3 bundle in about two minutes. Ask follow-up questions in the chat to refine it, and upload images such as mockups.
- - **Built-in code editor**: Open generated files in a file explorer with syntax highlighting and multi-file tabs. You can make direct edits without leaving the builder.
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AI agents that build, launch, and grow your website | Freemium | - **Multi-Agent Website Generation**: Specialized AI agents handle requirements, page planning, visual design, code, SEO setup, and deployment. You get a working site from a plain-language brief, with no coding needed.
- - **Product Brief Shaping**: The AI turns rough input into a structured brief and clarifies pages, flows, and assets. Your site stays consistent with what you actually meant to build.
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Agentic IDE to build, test, and monitor your code | Freemium | - **Bring-Your-Own-Agent Terminal**: Run any CLI agent, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode, in a real terminal. You keep the agents and config you already use.
- - **Parallel Agents in Git Worktrees**: Each agent gets its own git worktree, so several can work at once without conflicts. Agents can also message each other in split panes.
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