A software development team, powered by AI, with you in control
Describe what you need in plain words. Xara's AI agents investigate, write the code and review each other's work, then wait for your approval before anything goes live. Your ideas, shipped, without hiring a dev team.
Early access Limited onboarding slots You approve every change
Hiring developers takes months. Your ideas can't wait that long.
Agencies charge weeks of turnaround for a change you can describe in one sentence.
Every business has a backlog of "we should really build this someday". Someday rarely comes.
From a sentence to shipped, in four steps
Describe it
In plain language, like you'd brief a colleague. No specs, no tickets, no jargon.
The agents get to work
They investigate your project, write the code, and review each other's work, the way a real team does.
You watch it happen
Follow progress and every decision on your dashboard, in language you understand.
You approve. It ships.
Nothing reaches your live product without your explicit sign-off. Ever.
Autonomous, not unsupervised
The point isn't AI writing code. It's you shipping what your business needs, safely. Every task shows its full decision trail: what was investigated, what was changed, what was checked. You review the result in plain language and approve or reject with one click. The agents do the work; you keep the keys.
Full decision trail, see the reasoning, not just the result.
Explicit approval gate, live changes require your sign-off, always.
Works on your existing project, improves what you have, doesn't force a rebuild.
What would you build first?
New features
"Add gift cards to our shop." Described Monday, reviewed by you, shipped.
Bug fixes
That checkout glitch losing you orders? Describe the symptom; the agents find the cause.
Website changes
New sections, forms, flows, without waiting in an agency's queue.
Integrations
Connect your site to the tools you already use: payments, invoicing, CRM.
Ongoing maintenance
The small, endless improvements that never justify a hire, handled continuously.
Internal tools
The little admin panel your team keeps wishing existed? Now it can.
This is not another coding assistant for your developers. It's a development team for businesses that don't have one.
Orientative pricing. Built for how agents actually work.
Billed at €0.20 per minute of actual agent work, shown here as an hourly-equivalent rate so it's easy to compare. Only the minutes the agents are genuinely investigating, building, or reviewing get charged, never idle time, meetings, or waiting on you.
per hour of agentic work
Metered at €0.20/minute (~€12/hour), discounted to €11.99/hour for early access. Orientative, exact cost still depends on task complexity, billed only while the agents are actively working.
It's not the same hour
€11.99 sounds like a fraction of a developer's hourly rate, and it is, but the bigger gap is what actually fits inside that hour. An agentic hour is billed only for active work. A human hour, however well-run the team, rarely is.
Illustrative, meant to show the shape of the gap, not a scientific measurement of any specific team's day. Real numbers vary by role, company, and person.
Early access is open, and deliberately small
We onboard a limited number of businesses at a time, so every early client gets direct access to our team and real influence over what we build next. If you have a project and a backlog of ideas, tell us about them.
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Step-by-step guides, real usage examples, and technical answers, straight from our own documentation.
Frequently asked questions
No. You describe what you need in plain language and review results in plain language. The technical work, and the technical review, happens between the agents.
No. This is the core design principle: every change waits for your explicit approval before it reaches your live product. You see what changed and why, always.
Yes, that's the main use case. The agents work within your existing project rather than forcing you to rebuild on a new platform.
You reject it with a note, the agents revise. You're never obligated to accept work, nothing ships until you're satisfied.
Orientatively, €0.20 per minute of actual agent work, discounted to about €11.99 for an hour of agentic effort during early access, only charged while the agents are genuinely working. Your exact cost still depends on the project's size and complexity, discussed during early access onboarding.
Because onboarding is high-touch by design. We take a limited number of businesses so each gets real attention, and early clients directly shape the product.
The backlog isn't going to build itself. Now it can.
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