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A little room to grow.
A code-first AI development tool for software projects.
Edit, run, test, and work with your existing codebase.
YOUR BUSINESS, AT A GLANCE
Here’s what’s happening with your business today.
A little progress, every day.
From application code to infrastructure and operations. Built for a broader development workflow.Technologies shown for illustration.
Bring the brief and the code. Keep the decisions in your hands.
Describe the task, attach source files and screenshots, or browse a selected GitHub repository. Keep the relevant context together.
Explore the workspaceBrowse a selected GitHub repository and bring a source file into your workspace as context.
YOUR REPOSITORY, YOUR CHOICESwitch between the app preview and starter code. Review the interface across screen sizes.
PREVIEW + CODEReview a file change before creating a GitHub branch and draft pull request. You decide what gets merged.
EXPLICIT REVIEW, EVERY TIMEExplore curated interface examples as a starting point for your next project.
A little room to grow.
See the bigger picture.
Make your work the main event.
For the places less ordinary.
From application code to APIs and infrastructure.
We’re building toward the whole development lifecycle.
Simple plans for wherever your ideas take you.
For exploring the workspace.
For independent developers.
For more ambitious development.
Monthly subscriptions through Paddle. Confirm the final price and applicable taxes at checkout. AI generation is not connected yet. Credits apply to future AI tasks; demos do not spend credits. Monthly credits expire at renewal.
Because every great idea
starts with a question.
Yes. Ocacity is a code-first AI development tool being built for the software lifecycle: frontend, backend, APIs, testing and DevOps. Today, you can edit source files, run supported browser previews and JavaScript tests, manage projects, export code and connect selected GitHub repositories.
Full-stack and DevOps workflows are part of Ocacity’s direction. The current editor runs supported frontend code and JavaScript tests in your browser. AI generation, remote backend execution, database provisioning, infrastructure automation and deployment are still in development.
Yes, when the GitHub App is configured. Choose repository access, browse source files, attach a file as context, and explicitly review a single-file change before creating a branch and draft pull request. Ocacity does not automatically merge changes.
Local file and image references stay in your browser tab and are not sent to an AI model. Saved projects and source files use your Ocacity account; GitHub file reads pass through the API. You can edit your project’s files, export a source ZIP, and export supported static previews.
No live model is connected yet. Build conversations and generation are simulated in this product preview. The code editor, supported browser runtime, project storage and configured GitHub actions are functional. AI usage is not billed; paid subscriptions require Paddle configuration.