One agent. Every app. Any task.

Wire it into your stack. Tools, team, infrastructure. Then let it run.

What people build with Ardor

Drop in a spreadsheet, get an app

Drag your Excel file straight into the chat. Ardor works out what is in it and turns it into an app you can actually work in every day.

A spreadsheet Ardor turned into a working app

Create a portfolio that shows your work

Share your projects, experience and materials. Ardor turns them into a polished portfolio you can publish, update and send to clients or employers.

A published portfolio Ardor assembled from projects and materials

Build an OS for your life

Bring your tasks, calendar, notes, files and recurring routines into one personal system. Ask for what you need in chat, and keep everything current across devices.

Tasks, calendar and notes kept in one personal system

One prompt. A real app — not an MVP, not a prototype.

Auto-approval

GPT-5.6 Sol

Describe the result in plain words

No forms. No setup. No technical brief. Say what you want to end up with, the way you would explain it to a colleague. Ardor asks about the rest.

Made in Ardor.

Logging truck

A loaded logging rig on a mountain forest road, with tall grass, terrain and a chase camera.

What it does.All of it.

Wherever you are

Ardor has its own computer in the cloud, so the work carries on when you close your laptop. Start at your desk. Finish on your phone.

Remembers everything

Invite a colleague and they get the whole story: what was built, why, and how to change it. Nothing gets explained a second time.

Connects itself

Google Docs, your mail, your shop, your records, the system someone in your office built years ago. Ardor hooks itself up instead of waiting for a ready-made add-on.

Where your work already lives

Ardor plugs straight into your files, your systems and your servers. Not into a separate copy you would have to move back afterwards.

Private by default

Your data stays yours. You choose what Ardor can reach, who on your team can open it, and what stays locked away from everyone else.

One bill, no surprises

You pay only for the time Ardor was actually working, and it all lands on one bill. You set the ceiling yourself, so the month never ends in a shock.

Companies already trying Ardor

Vasily Rudomanov — Vasily Rudomanov
CEO, GetBlock

Start with one task.Grow into a workspace.

From one prompt to something people actually use.

Limited-time promo: GPT-5.6 Sol and Astra available on every plan, Free included — plus 10× usage.

Free

For trying Ardor out before you commit to anything

$0/mon

Starter

For your first app that real people actually open

$20/mon

Pro

Recommended

For one person running a lot of things at once

$50/mon

Max

For running Copilot flat out, all day.

$100/mon

Yes, servers cost extra.No, not like a server.

You pay for the seconds your app is actually working. Nobody is messaging your bot at 4am — so at 4am it costs nothing.

A Slack bot for 20 people

≈ $0.20 / mon

Busy 0.14% of the month

A rented server: ≈ $16

An internal app with a database

≈ $3.47 / mon

Busy 1.4% of the month

Rented servers: ≈ $71

A static site for your portfolio

Free

Never runs — it is just files

Hosted free on every plan

Worked examples, not a quote — your bill depends on what your app does.

Still doing it by hand? Describe it once and let it run.