Ominus
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№ 01 Premise

Your idea
deserves
to ship.

Write one sentence. Ominus turns it into a launch‑ready product — real code, real tests, a real deployment — and hands it back to you to keep building.

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Plate I  ·  The engine, building. Engine running
№ 02 Diagnosis

Most AI builders stop at a screenshot.

They render a preview that looks like a product. They skip the work that makes software usable: planning real flows, writing code you can maintain, testing the paths that matter, deploying somewhere a user can reach it.

Ominus is built around a different premise: production is the only state worth shipping to. The engine takes one sentence and walks it through nine phases until the result is a deployed product you can host, edit and scale.

We don't hand you a preview. We hand you the product.
№ 03 The Engine

A workshop, not a wizard.

Thirty‑three specialist agents replace the messy handoff between product, design and engineering. Five classes — Understand, Design, Build, Protect, Grow — work through nine phases to turn your description into software.

Each phase has a guard, a quality gate, and a result the next phase reads. When a check fails, the engine reworks the phase and surfaces only the questions only you can answer.

33Specialist agents
9Verification phases
6Safety layers
  1. 01

    Idea validation

    Score the problem before writing a line of code.

    Understand
  2. 02

    Problem lock

    Agree on what we are building, in writing.

    Understand
  3. 03

    Specification

    Schemas, contracts, acceptance criteria.

    Design
  4. 04

    Interface design

    Flows and screens built for clarity.

    Design
  5. 05

    Architecture

    Data model, services, infrastructure.

    Build
  6. 06

    Implementation

    Production‑grade TypeScript across the stack.

    Build
  7. 07

    Quality

    Tests, audits, contract checks.

    Protect
  8. 08

    Security

    Static analysis and adversarial checks.

    Protect
  9. 09

    Deployment

    Live URL, monitoring, rollback path.

    Grow
№ 04 Demonstration

One sentence in. Working software out.

Each stage surfaces what it learned and asks only for the things only you can answer. You stay in the loop on intent and approval. The engine handles everything else.

№ 05 Capabilities

Five things, every build.

The engine doesn't pick and choose. Every project goes through the same five capabilities, in order, every time.

№ 01

Understand

Refine requirements and highlight missing details before any code is written.

№ 02

Design

Create user flows, data models and interfaces built for conversion and clarity.

№ 03

Build

Generate production‑grade TypeScript and infrastructure, tested and modular.

№ 04

Protect

Run tests, static analysis and security checks so your launch is safe.

№ 05

Grow

Deploy and provide a clear path for further development and iteration.

№ 06 Deliverables

What you walk away with.

Tangible assets, not a demo. The repository is yours; the URL is reachable; the deployment plan keeps running on its own.

  1. 01

    A live URL

    A hosted, monitored endpoint you can open and share from minute zero. Custom domain on Builder and above.

  2. 02

    The source code

    A Git repository with the full TypeScript codebase. Yours to read, edit, and host elsewhere.

  3. 03

    A test suite

    Unit, integration and contract tests pinned to the spec the engine agreed with you on.

  4. 04

    The deployment plan

    Infrastructure‑as‑code, environment config, and a rollback path that runs on its own.

  5. 05

    Ownership, in writing

    You keep the keys. Take the repo elsewhere any time. No lock‑in clauses.

№ 07 Concept builds

What one sentence can become.

Concept builds created internally to validate the engine. Each begins as a single prompt and ends as a deployed product.

Concept build № 01

Cohort analytics for a SaaS team

Dashboards, scheduled rollups, role‑based access, exports. From a one‑paragraph brief.

Concept build № 02

Booking system with admin dashboard

Calendars, reminders, payment hooks, customer views, audit log. End‑to‑end TypeScript.

Concept build № 03

Internal docs portal with search

Full‑text search, role‑aware visibility, version history, embedding‑based retrieval.

№ 08 Safeguards

Built in, not bolted on.

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Anomaly detection and human review gates catch unexpected behaviour. SOC 2 type II is on the roadmap; we publish updates as they land.

Encryption

Live

AES‑256 at rest. TLS 1.3 in transit. Customer prompts encrypted before they're written to disk.

Anomaly detection

Live

Runtime monitors flag deviations from the verified spec. Suspicious traffic is rolled back automatically.

Human review gates

Live

The engine pauses before destructive deploys and asks for explicit approval, with diff context.

SOC 2 Type II

2026

Audit kicks off in Q3 2026. We will publish a bridge letter the day it's signed.

№ 09 Plans

Simple plans. No surprises.

Start in the beta program for free. When builds open broadly, simple plans from $29 / month include build credits and code handover. Pricing is preliminary and may evolve before launch.

Beta

Beta

$0/ month

For builders who want to try Ominus during the private beta.

  • Up to 3 builds during beta
  • Live URL + source repository
  • Community support
  • Custom domains
Request beta access →
Most popularBuilder

Builder

$29/ month

For founders shipping their first product. Build credits and full code handover.

  • Build credits each month
  • Up to 3 deployed projects
  • Custom domains
  • Email support
Start with Builder →
Team

Team

$149/ month

For small teams. Shared workspace, higher build caps, priority response.

  • Shared workspace
  • Higher monthly build cap
  • Up to 10 deployed projects
  • Priority support
Talk about Team →
Need higher build caps, SSO, or self‑hosting? Talk to us about Enterprise. See full pricing →
№ 10 Engineering

Prefer the command line?

Ominus exposes a CLI and SDK. Inspect generated code, run builds locally, and integrate with your existing CI pipeline.

build.ts 
import { Ominus } from "@ominus/sdk";

const ominus = new Ominus({ apiKey: process.env.OMINUS_KEY });

const project = await ominus.projects.create({
  prompt: "Premium kidswear booking site with admin dashboard.",
});

for await (const stage of project.stream()) {
  console.log(stage.name, stage.status);
}

// Approve, then ship.
const result = await project.deploy();

// → URL, repository, deployment plan, test report
console.log(result.url, result.repository);
№ 11 Questions

Honest answers.

Is this no code?
No. Ominus writes real code you can read, edit, and host yourself. The repository is yours.
Do I own the code?
Yes. The repository is yours, with no vendor lock‑in. Take it elsewhere any time.
Is it ready today?
Private beta is opening. Request access and we will respond inside one business day.
What stacks are supported?
Today: Next.js and TypeScript on a serverless stack. More targets are on the roadmap.
How is security handled?
Encryption in transit and at rest. Anomaly detection at runtime. Human review gates before destructive deploys. SOC 2 type II audit kicks off Q3 2026.
How does this differ from Cursor or Lovable?
Cursor edits files alongside a developer. Lovable scaffolds a frontend. Ominus produces a complete, deployed product end‑to‑end — including tests, security checks, deployment, and a path for ongoing changes.
What happens when the AI is wrong?
Generated systems are validated before deployment, monitored after, and rolled back automatically on anomaly. You don't need to babysit them.

Your idea is already losing time.

Ship it before the window closes. Beta access is free during private launch.

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