From a line of description to a product you run.
You describe what you need. Maria, Neotexa's AI, plans it, builds a working first version in your GitHub, and lets your team improve and ship it — one prompt at a time, with good engineering practices built in.
The four stages
Every project lives on your board and moves through four stages. Each move is a step you run, so nothing starts until your team says go.
- Draft01
Describe it
One line: what you need and for whom. Or let Maria propose products worth building for your team.
▶ Draw the blueprint - Blueprint02
Plan it
Maria writes a full plan — problem, users, first features, risks — plus the stack and the services she predicts it needs. You pick, or let her choose.
▶ Build MVP - Studio03
Build it
A working MVP in its own GitHub repo, built in rounds, tested in Docker and reviewed by a critic.
▶ Ship it - Shipped04
Ship & run it
A finished Docker image, deployed to your own cloud with its own domain, with its health in view.
Prompts, as you need
You talk, Maria builds
Every change is a prompt: what you want done, in plain words. Tell Maria in the Lab and she writes it up, or write it yourself. Group prompts in milestones, drag them into your own order, and run each one when you're ready. Different projects run side by side.
- Steps move a project forward: draw its blueprint, build its MVP, ship it
- Prompts change a built project: add, fix, improve or remove something
- Every prompt is built in its own branch, tested, and pushed to your repo
- Before anything runs, a short confirmation says exactly what will happen
- Follow each run live; if one fails, it's undone and stays in the list to run again
See what you've built, and try it
Open any project with code and you see what it is and what it can do, in plain words — written from the code itself, not a wish list. Then click through to a live preview and use it for real.
- The overview is rewritten after every prompt that changes the software
- The card on the board shows the summary and how many features it has
- Previews run on Neotexa with stand-ins for outside services, so everything works before you connect anything
- Each preview has its own address and asks anyone outside your workspace to sign in
Deploy with a plan you confirm
Connect AWS, Azure or Google Cloud and compare what it costs to run, at their own prices — one server or fully managed. When you deploy, you see exactly what it will create and what it costs, in plain words, before anything is created.
- Nothing is created until you confirm the plan
- The code and Terraform stay in your repo; the state is kept encrypted
- Give it a domain — buy one at cost through Cloudflare, or use one you have — served over HTTPS
- Mobile apps go to the App Store and Google Play
Plenty of room · 120 visits a minute — once it's live, its health shows right here, with suggestions when it needs more.
Everything it does
The parts that make it feel like a good team built it.
Code in your GitHub, shipped as Docker
Every project gets its own repository under your account or organisation, with tests and a pre-push check. What you get is a Docker image, published on every change, ready to run anywhere.
Good practices built in
Each language is built to written standards: structure, testing, security and style. A separate critic reviews every MVP before it's called done.
Pick the stack, or let Maria
On the Blueprint, choose the frontend and backend languages and the database — or leave any of them to Maria. When she builds, if the app has sign-in she asks how people should sign in (email & password, Google and more). Everything can be left to her: she has opinions, and they're good ones.
She asks when she has to
If a prompt needs something only you can give — a key, a decision — Maria stops and asks, or lets you add it later and builds around it.
Docs when it ships
Tick the docs you want: Business (plan, market, pricing, pitch), Internal (rollout and training) or Client (handover and acceptance). Written into the repo.
Health & right-sizing
Each live environment shows its processor, memory, disk and database over the last week, and suggests a bigger or smaller size with the price.
Safe by design
Every build runs isolated and only sees its own project. Keys live once in your workspace's vault, and a prompt that needs one just asks.
Ask Maria
Stuck? Maria answers how-to questions about using the app, in your language.
See it on your own projects
Start with a pack of credits. Your workspace is ready the moment the payment goes through, with you as its owner.