Launch a real product — without hiring anyone.
Bring an idea, or a prototype from tools like Lovable. This is the point where you'd hire developers or pay an agency — instead, CORA puts a team of AI agents on it: they shape the right product, build it, get it online, and keep improving it.
Bring an idea. Or bring what you already built.
Both end in the same place — a live product that keeps getting better.
Start from the idea
One product interview turns it into a plan, a budget, and a release date. The build starts from there.
Start from your prototype
It works — CORA reads the codebase, plans the next version, and moves it to production, ready for real customers.
Either way it stays your product, your code, and your record.
The technical co-founder question, answered.
A technical co-founder brings the build — and is usually paid in a large share of the company. CORA’s agents carry the same job: planning, architecture, the build, the launch, and the improving after. You keep the part no one can hire for — the judgment. Your cap table stays whole.
From a conversation to a product that keeps improving.
An interview, not a prompt — a prompt gets you code, an interview gets you a product. Five steps, in the order they happen.
20 minutes
You talk it through with CORA
A plain-language conversation about the idea: the customer, what it should do, what working looks like.
Before the build
You get a plan, a budget, and a date
CORA turns the talk into what to build, what it costs, and when it lands.
The build
CORA spawns the agents
Spec, design, build, QA, security — each agent takes its job, and CORA coordinates them against the plan. Decisions worth your time come to you in plain language.
Launch
It goes online, and stays online
The Deploy and DevOps agents put it live and keep it running day and night.
Every week after
It keeps getting better
The agents watch what customers do and ship the improvements worth shipping — each one priced before it starts.
You bring the idea and the judgment. CORA brings everything else.
Eight agents. One subscription.
The jobs a company hires a whole team for — done by a team of AI agents, already working together on day one. You only ever talk to CORA.
Start free. Then $200 a month.
Two ways in: 30 days on the Product Launch Pad, or straight onto the monthly plan. Both are the whole team of AI agents, on your product.
Product Launch Pad
First come, first servedthe full experience with CORA
For founders who want to see it work before they commit to anything.
- The full experience with CORA — the whole team of AI agents
- The product interview, the plan, the build, and the launch
- Everything the monthly plan includes, for 30 days
- Cancel anytime
ZB Stack for startups & prototypes
your starting point — grows with what you build
From the first interview to a live product — and every improvement after.
- The full team of AI agents — spec, design, build, QA, security, deploy, DevOps
- Launch, hosting, and day-and-night upkeep
- The record: every change, its cost, and what it returned
- Cancel anytime — the product, the code, and the record leave with you
How the money works.
One subscription covers the team of AI agents — the interview, the build, the launch, and every improvement after. At the interview you set the budget for the first release; the agents work inside it, and the record shows what every change actually cost against it.
Hosting is passed through at what the servers charge, in the record beside everything else. As what you run grows, the monthly grows with it — re-agreed with you, never adjusted quietly.
Launch Pad places are onboarded first come, first served.
Your questions, answered straight.
Do I need a technical co-founder or a tech team?
No. CORA's agents cover the product decisions, the build, the launch, and the running. If you later hire engineers, they inherit a clean codebase with its whole history written down.
What happens in the product interview?
A 20-minute conversation about your idea — the customer, the features, what “working” looks like. You leave with a plan, a budget, and a first release date, so you see the thinking before you pay for anything.
I built it with Lovable, Bolt, or v0 — can CORA work with it?
Yes. Bring the codebase as it is. Those tools are how you proved the idea without hiring anyone; CORA keeps what works and plans forward from there.
Will my customers notice the move to production?
Only in how much better it holds up. The switch is planned like a release, and it happens once the checks pass.
Who owns it?
You do — the product, the code, and the record. They leave with you if you ever cancel.
What does it cost?
The Product Launch Pad is $0 for 30 days — the full experience with CORA, and you can cancel anytime. After that it starts at $200 a month, and one subscription covers the whole team of AI agents: the interview, the build, the launch, and every improvement after. The budget you set at the interview is the ceiling for the first release, and the record shows what every change actually cost against it. Hosting is passed through at what the servers actually charge, shown in the record beside everything else. No day rates and no change-request pricing.
What is the Product Launch Pad?
Thirty days of the real thing, free: the product interview, the plan, the build, the launch, and the improving after — the full experience with CORA, not a demo of it. You can cancel anytime. Places are onboarded first come, first served, because every one of them puts a full team of AI agents on a product.
What happens when it takes off?
Scale work — performance, security hardening, load — is planned and built like any other work. When you need your own infrastructure and your own rules, the enterprise door is open. ZB Stack for enterprises →
More questions? The full FAQ →
The idea is yours. CORA is ready.
A 20-minute conversation with CORA, your AI Product Agent. You’ll leave with a plan, a budget, and a first release date.
Bring an idea, or bring the prototype as it is — Lovable, Bolt, v0, or anything else that runs.