Early access
0
locally stored developer requests before real backend tooling
free-first coding agent
ClastX already feels like a serious AI coding workspace before the live stack turns on.
You wanted a web development tool that feels closer to this kind of experience. This version already gives you the branded product shell, coding workspace, early-access flow, pricing path, and OpenAI-ready route so we can keep refining it before you spend.
Preview status
Everything here is built to hold shape before the first real dollars leave the card.
10
product surfaces already shaped
$0
required to preview the full flow today
1 key
to switch the agent into live AI later
What happens next
We use this version to sharpen the web-dev workflow, then plug in live AI, auth, billing, and desktop expansion later.
Checklist progress
0/4
Choose the first power workflow
Saved sessions
0
local workspace snapshots ready to reload
Primary stack
Next.js, React, TypeScript
strongest current budget signal: still gathering signal
Current focus
Sharpen the coding promise
from the local roadmap and coding workflow
Workspace
Use the coding cockpit.
Debug, plan, refactor, and pressure-test the product workflow inside a branded coding assistant surface.
Early access
Start capturing developer interest now.
Even in preview mode, ClastX can already collect stacks, use cases, and budget signal locally while the paid tools stay off.
Pricing
Show what the paid agent becomes.
Frame the free-first preview clearly and make the later paid tiers feel intentional before Stripe is even connected.
Product shell
More than a landing page now: ClastX already has onboarding, billing, support, docs, roadmap, settings, and a future desktop story for a coding agent.
What is already real
The product no longer feels like a mockup. It already has a narrative, a workflow, and a coding surface.
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Branded website and coding-agent narrative
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Preview workspace with local persistence
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Saved workspace snapshots and generated artifact pack
04
Local-first early-access capture and project brief
05
Build roadmap, docs, and project notes system
06
OpenAI-ready server route and upgrade path
Turns on with money later
The expensive systems stay off until the workflow deserves them.
Live model usage and streaming
Authentication, projects, and teams
Payments, subscriptions, and storage
Domain, email, and desktop distribution
How we build this properly
We are not waiting for a bigger budget to make the product feel serious.
Step 01
Choose the first power workflow
Lead with one clear job developers immediately understand: debug, scaffold, refactor, or explain.
Step 02
Let the preview feel production-grade
Strong copy, sharp layout, and a believable workflow make people treat the product like a real tool before live AI spend arrives.
Step 03
Turn money on after the live workflow earns it
When the experience is useful enough, we connect live AI, auth, billing, saved context, and desktop expansion without redoing the front end.
Ready for the next review
Walk the site, use the workspace, and tell me what should feel sharper, warmer, bolder, or more premium.
I can keep improving the product shape, copy, workflow, and pricing path from here before any paid tools are added.