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You prompt Claude, it writes something that doesn't fit your stack or your code. Every run starts from scratch — no context, no memory.
A long chat with your agent buries what you asked for and what actually shipped. Instify gives Claude Code and Codex a real board instead — plan features as stories, dispatch an agent to build each one, and review every change. Ship ideas, not prompts.
You prompt Claude, it writes something that doesn't fit your stack or your code. Every run starts from scratch — no context, no memory.
Re-explaining your project every session — your stack, your goals, what's already built. You become the glue, and being the glue is exhausting.
What got built? When? By which prompt? Chat isn't a project board. Features disappear into a thread and you lose track of your own app.
Task manager → terminal → editor → GitHub → repeat. Your flow breaks every five minutes, and nothing actually gets finished.
Claude Code hard-stops mid-task the moment you hit your session limit — and normally the work just sits there, half-done, until you come back to restart it. Instify treats the limit as a schedule, not a dead end.
Mid-story, Claude Code reports its usage limit. Instify reads the exact reset time straight from the agent's own output.
Claude AI usage limit reached — resets 2:00 PM The card stays on your board with a retry time. Nothing to track, no terminal left open, no context to rebuild by hand.
Auto-retry scheduled for 2:00 PM At reset time Instify starts a fresh session and continues the story — whether you're at your desk or away. Hits the limit again? It just reschedules.
Resuming “Add Stripe checkout”… Leave Instify running and it owns the whole loop on its own. Automatic resume is a Pro-plan feature; see how it beats tmux and --resume hacks →
No DevOps. No babysitting. No prompt engineering.
Start a project, pick your stack, and describe the app in plain language. Instify sets the full context before an agent writes a single line.
Describe each feature as a plain-language story on your board. No specs, no architecture docs, no prompt engineering — just say what you want.
Pick your agent — Claude Code or Codex — and hit Run. It executes each story live: writing code, running commands, making decisions. No terminal, no babysitting.
When a run finishes, launch your app and review exactly what the agent built — every file it touched, every decision it made. Then on to the next idea.
Context-aware prompts, kanban story management, multi-agent execution, and full visibility into every move the agent makes.
No credit card required to get started.
Everything you need to try Instify with your first idea.
Download freeUnlimited projects, all agents, AI refinement, and GitHub auto-push.
Get StandardMaximum throughput — run stories simultaneously, not one at a time.
Get ProYou need a basic understanding of software projects — enough to describe what you want. The agents handle the actual coding. Most users are developers who want to move faster, not non-technical users.
Claude Code (Anthropic) and OpenAI Codex. Free users pick one agent across all projects; Standard and Pro can use both and assign different agents per story or project.
No. Instify is Mac-native and everything runs locally. Your source code never leaves your computer. The only external calls are to the AI provider APIs — the same calls you'd make manually.
On the Pro plan, Instify queues the remaining work and automatically resumes it in a new session at the reset time — you don't need to restart anything. On Free and Standard, the interrupted story is flagged so you can run it again in a click after your quota resets.
Web apps, APIs, CLI tools, mobile apps — anything with a clear codebase describable in user stories. It works best when stories are specific and scoped. "Add a login page with GitHub OAuth" works great; "make the app better" does not.
Yes — up to 2 projects and 1 AI agent of your choice, no credit card. Upgrade to Standard when you need unlimited projects, all agents, and full execution history.
Free to download. No credit card. Pick your stack and start building.