Think together.
Shape rules before writing code.
Prompts decay. Every handoff loses what you meant.
Carry the intent from first word to final release.
ISL turns plain words into a living specification the compiler and verifier both obey.
Words
“Clients book a chair. A booking moves from requested to confirmed, then completed or cancelled. Only the client who made it can see it.”
ISL
entity Appointment { ownerId: UUID [references: "User.id"] status: AppointmentStatus [default: "REQUESTED"] lifecycle { REQUESTED -> CONFIRMED CONFIRMED -> COMPLETED CONFIRMED -> CANCELLED }} policy per_owner_appointment { applies_to: Appointment rules { row.ownerId == ctx.userId: allow default: deny }}Proof
Zeta holds your spec, your source files, and your verification state in one shared context.
Shape rules before writing code.
Change a screen or workflow in place.
Revise the spec as the business grows.
ShipGate runs the real application and records what passed, failed, or never ran.
A missing test is not a successful test.
Say what you want in plain language.
Point at the running preview and edit in place.
Step into your project on an open stage.
Speak or gesture when the keyboard is in the way.
From our own benchmark runs. The sample size and date are on every line.
30/30
change requests passed ShipGate, our release check, on the rebuilt app.
$0.023 each on average. 28 seconds median.
Agent bake-off · 3 tasks × 10 runs · gpt-oss-120b on Cerebras · 2026-10-14
0of 455
requirements silently dropped, across 30 businesses it had never seen.
449 went into the spec. The other 6 were flagged as unsupported, not hidden.
Unseen-software gauntlet · 30 briefs written before the first run · 2026-10-07
71%
lower cost to change an app through its spec than with a direct coding agent.
$0.055 against $0.190 per change. Both passed all 53 checks, every run.
ShopDesk head-to-head · 3 runs per arm · gpt-5.6-sol · 2026-10-10
Our own runs on our own workloads, not third-party results. The bake-off counts ShipGate verdicts; an independent runtime judge has not been run on it yet.
Every plan includes monthly AI credits and a hosted production app.
One builder, idea to live.
Small teams shipping together.
Larger teams with full policy control.
Extra hosted apps $69/mo. Credit top-ups of $10, $25, $50.
Full pricingNo. Describe the business in plain language; developers can still inspect and edit every generated file.
Prompts vanish after generation. ISL keeps your rules structured, ShipGate tests the running app, and Volition governs protected actions.
No tool can. ShipGate shows exactly what passed, what failed, and what has not been run yet.
Yes. WholeStack writes real project files and source code directly to your machine.
No. They are optional. Everything works in the standard desktop workspace.
No. Building and hosting are separate decisions.
Every line around the button is from one of the 30 briefs in the unseen-software benchmark.
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