Describe it.
Agents build it.

From a sentence to a working site.

1. 01

   Describe it

   Write a sentence or two about what you want — a website, a tool, a change to a site you already have. Loki may ask up to five short questions. Skip any of them.

2. 02

   Agents build it and put it online

   Loki sets up the project, puts an AI coding agent to work, checks the result and publishes it — a website gets its own address, like yourname.orangecat.ch.

3. 03

   Say what to change

   Open your site, press the Loki button and say or type what should be different. An agent makes the change and it goes online by itself. Visitors can leave notes too — those wait for your OK.

Every change to a site is checked on a phone-sized screen before and after it goes online. If it made the page worse, Loki puts the previous version back.

Real problems, small and large.

Notes in, fixes out.

Real notes left through the Loki button on a site, fixed by an agent and put online — 41 so far.

• loki · /pricing · fixed Jul 31

  “On mobile, the feedback widget's floating action button permanently overlaps pricing-card content as the page scrolls.”

Build it the way that fits.

• Do it yourselfBuild it yourselfDescribe it in plain words. AI coding agents build it, put it online, and change it whenever you say what should be different. Free while Loki is in beta.Start a project →
• With a partnerBuild it with a partnerIndependent engineers the studio approves. They watch over a project built with Loki and move it forward, at their own price — you stay the owner.Find a partner →
• Have it builtHave bitbaum build itThe studio behind Loki ships systems and keeps them running. Bring a brief; the studio takes it from there and you follow along on Loki.Hire the studio →

You stay in charge.

Loki doesn’t write code itself. It runs the AI coding agents that do — and shows you what they are doing, what they changed, and what went online.

• Feedback

  Your site collects its own to-do list.

  A small Loki button sits on every site Loki builds. Notes from you start a fix right away; notes from visitors wait for your OK. Whoever left an email hears back when it is fixed.

• Watch

  See every step the agent takes.

  Follow a run as a readable thread — what was asked, what the agent is doing, what it changed and where it went live. Step in and type yourself when you want to.

• Loki

  Ask in plain words.

  Chat with Loki by text or voice. Ask what is happening, or say what you want done — it finds the right project and starts the work. You can also reach it from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor.

• Control

  Every project in one place.

  What is running, what is waiting for you and what just shipped, across all your projects. Pause everything with one button.

How Loki compares with Claude Code, Codex, Lovable and others →

In the cloud, or on your own computer.

Loki itself runs in your browser and on your phone. The agents need a computer to work on — you choose which one, per project.

• Cloud builderNothing to installAn always-on server does the work, even while your laptop is closed. During the beta it is open to invited accounts.Ask for cloud access →
• Your computerFleet Runner, a free desktop appAgents work on your machine, with your files and your own agent subscriptions. Linux, Windows and Apple-silicon Macs.Get Fleet Runner →