Small teams building together
One organization, several people with roles: owners decide on payments and production, members work on the projects they are given — and the agents work for all of them.
What you get
Roles that mean something
Owners decide on payments and production; members work on the projects they are given.
One board for everyone
Plans, tickets, designs and questions in one place, the same for every person and every agent.
Every deploy is a person's decision
Someone presses Deploy for test, and production needs an owner.
Check together on test
Test runs like production, so the whole team can try a release before it goes live.
A memory the whole team shares
Done tickets say what was built and why, and every agent sees each feature as it is now, whoever asked for the last change.
One look, approved once
The designer draws the screens, and the team approves a look before the interface is built.
How it goes
Create the organization
And invite your team by email.
Give people their projects
Members work on the projects they are given.
Work on one board
Approve plans and designs, and answer the agents' questions.
Release together
Check the release on test; then an owner turns production on.
The limit that matters
Your code runs in OneActor's cloud account, not in your own. Each member of the organization beyond its owner costs 5 credits a month.
What it uses
AI team
10 specialist agents, each with one job.
Project memory
Agents see every feature as it is now.
Dev, test and production
Production only with an owner's grant.
Design
Approve the look before it is built.
Ready to build?
Describe your first app. The agents take it from there, and production waits for you.