2.0 An AI developer right in your browser
NeiroVerstak writes the code, runs it right away, and shows you a live result. Not quite right? Just say what to change. Happy with it? Publish with a one-click link.
No credit card · 150 credits every month, free · Live in under a minute
How it works
You don't need to know how to code to get started. And if you do — there's a full dev environment inside: files, terminal, git.
In plain words, like briefing a contractor. You can even use your voice. If the task is big, hash out the plan with Navigator first: it will ask questions and won't break anything.
Build a website for the coffee shop "Zerno & Par": menu with prices, opening hours, address, and an "Order" button
It creates files, installs dependencies, runs the project, and fixes errors on its own. Every step is visible, and any change can be rolled back.
The live preview updates instantly. Check how the site looks on a phone and publish it — you'll get a link you can send to a client or a friend.
What it looks like
An unedited recording: a bakery sales dashboard from a single message, on the budget-friendly DeepSeek Flash model.
12 seconds, sped up. No sound.
Who it's for
A business card site, appointment booking, a product catalog, an order bot — no need to hunt for a developer or write a 20-page spec. Describe it, look at it, fix it in plain words.
An agent with access to files, the terminal and git in an isolated environment. Connect your own repo, pick the model for the task, hand off the grunt work and review the diff.
A coursework project, a thesis, a side project for your portfolio. You can see what code the agent writes and why — learn from your own project instead of textbook examples.
A stream of repetitive tasks: landing pages, prototypes, internal dashboards. The Team plan gives you the cheapest credits in the lineup.
Examples
Screenshots of real projects built by the agent on a test account. No manual code edits.
Menu with prices, opening hours, address and an order button; on mobile it reflows into a single column. Two agent turns on a budget model.
Metric cards, revenue and category charts, an orders table. The agent opened the result in the browser itself and confirmed everything rendered correctly.
What else people ask for:
What sets it apart
| Bolt, Lovable, v0, Replit | NeiroVerstak | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Per-seat monthly subscription | Pay-as-you-go credits, free tier included |
| Interface language | English only | 11 languages, including English — pick yours |
| Models | Usually one or two in-house models | Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi — your pick |
| Trying it out | Sign-up required | Demo with no sign-up, and a free plan with no card |
To be fair: the big incumbents have more ready-made integrations and templates. We're comparing what actually matters day to day.
Pricing
A plan is a monthly supply of credits for the agent to work with. The editor, terminal, git, preview and publishing are included on every plan.
Questions
No. You can describe the task in plain words and see the result in the preview. Coding knowledge helps on big projects, but it's not required for a website, a bot or a prototype.
The demo opens with a single click — no name, no email: you land straight in the workspace with a pre-built project. The demo runs on budget models and is deleted after 6 hours. The free plan is a permanent account with 150 credits a month; you can carry your demo project over to it when you sign up.
Claude (Sonnet and Haiku), GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek and Kimi. On the free plan you get the budget and mid-tier models; on paid plans you get all of them, including Claude Sonnet.
The code is yours. The project lives in a real git repository: you can push it to GitHub, download it, or continue in any other editor.
Yes. Every account has its own environment with a terminal where you can run servers, bots and databases. The agent installs the libraries it needs and starts the project for you.
In the "Publishing" panel — with one click, no console needed: the project launches separately from the working preview and gets its own link, and live logs are visible right there. To share work in progress, there's a "Share" button in the preview — anyone with the link can view it without an account.
The agent pauses, but everything else — files, preview, publishing — keeps running. You can wait for the new month, buy a credit top-up pack, or move up to a higher plan.
The free plan needs no card. Paid plans currently bill via a Russian card (YooKassa, e-receipt) — international payment support is coming. A paid plan lasts 31 days, there are no auto-charges: you renew by paying again, and if you don't, your account simply reverts to the free plan — your projects stay put. Refund terms are in the public offer.
Every account runs in its own isolated container, and you log in with a password. Checkpoints are saved before every agent edit, and you can export your project to GitHub at any time.
NeiroVerstak is made by "Tvoy Vektor" LLC. Company details are in the public offer; questions go to support@neiroverstak.ru.
The demo opens in about fifteen seconds and doesn't ask you for anything — no name, no email. Like it? Create a free account and take the project with you.
