You have a vision. Describe it.
Your Operum AI team builds it — and launches it.

No coding. No terminal. Built for real founders.

Six AI agents that work like real colleagues. They plan, build, test and ship your website, app or product, then help you launch it and look after your customers.

The Operum desktop app on a laptop, ringed by six agent cards — PM, Community, Marketing, Architect, Engineer and Tester — around a prompt reading “Describe what you want to build…”

Free app · bring your own AI plan: Cursor by default, or Claude (Max, Team or Enterprise).

Operum is a desktop app. Visit operum.ai/download on your computer to get started.

Take a Look Inside

Explore the Operum desktop app — see what your AI team looks like from the driver’s seat.

Ready in 4 Steps

Simple onboarding. No terminal, no coding.

  1. 1

    Bring your AI plan

    Operum orchestrates; you bring the AI plan. Cursor is the default, on your own Cursor plan. Prefer Claude Code? Use your Claude plan (Max, Team or Enterprise) or an Anthropic API key, which is billed per use and can cost far more for a full agent team. Learn more →

  2. 2

    Install Operum

    Download the app and sign in. 14 days of Premium, no credit card. After that you move to Free automatically or pick a plan, and nothing is deleted.

  3. 3

    Create your first team

    Name your project and connect your GitHub repository, or create a new one. It takes about 30 seconds. You’ll need a GitHub account — sign up free if you don’t have one.

  4. 4

    Talk to Your PM

    Tell the PM what you want — a website, a feature, a marketing campaign. It breaks it down, assigns the right agents, and work begins immediately.

One platform. Many possibilities.

What can you build?

From simple websites to complex platforms — Operum gives you the tools to turn your ideas into real products.

Websites & landing pages

Your site, your way — not a template.

Marketing ready

Internal tools

The dashboard, the admin panel, the thing you're still doing in a spreadsheet.

Save hours

CRMs & business systems

Built around how you work, not how the software thinks you should.

Scale your business

SaaS with payments

Stripe, subscriptions, trials, billing emails — the whole uncomfortable part.

Get to revenue

Complex SaaS & multi-user platforms

Accounts, roles, permissions, teams, migrations, real test suites.

Built to grow

From first page to full platform.

The same team builds all five.

You don't switch tools when it gets serious.

Real people. Real products.

Built with Operum

From creative businesses to complex platforms — Operum helps turn ideas into real, working products.

Creative business

A photography studio owner with no coding background built her entire business online.

She built her own studio website in under a week — then built the CRM that runs her business.

The noranshine.com photography site: a full-bleed black-and-white couples portrait under a large serif COUPLES wordmark, with a Request a Free Consultation button.
The Noran Shine CRM dashboard: sidebar navigation with stat tiles for new leads, sessions, overdue tasks and monthly revenue, alongside today's appointments, a task list, a revenue chart and a clients overview.

Also built with Operum

See the app that built them →
The AskTurret AI trading assistant: a positions blotter showing paper-trading stock and crypto holdings with profit and loss, beside a chat thread answering "what's my riskiest position".
Built by Operum’s founder

AskTurret

AI trading intelligence platform

askturret.com →
The greatAI.dev tools page: a grid of free AI developer tools including a code simplifier, code explainer, prompt optimizer, token calculator, JSON formatter and regex tester.
Built by Operum’s founder

greatAI.dev

Personal technical blog

greatai.dev →
The medical-billing platform's landing page, headlined "Recover the Revenue Your Denials Are Costing You", with cards describing denied claims, unbilled secondary claims and missing accounts-receivable visibility.

An AI medical-billing platform

Claims, coding and reconciliation, handled end to end.

The FinanceFlow dashboard: a monthly money-flow diagram fanning income out across spending categories into savings, above budget alerts for food and fuel.

FinanceFlow

A personal finance desktop app.

And Operum itself — the app, this site, the billing.

Same AI team. Infinite possibilities.

Free app · bring your own AI plan: Cursor by default, or Claude (Max, Team or Enterprise).

The team you couldn't afford — for a fraction of the cost.

What used to take a team of ten and $15K/month in salaries now runs on your desktop for the price of a SaaS subscription plus your own AI plan.

Launch isn't the finish line.

Marketing and Community agents take over after the build — SEO, content, launch copy, answering your users, and bringing real problems back to the team.

It's your code.

Real commits, real pull requests, in your own GitHub repository. Walk away whenever you like and take your code with you.

Flat price, your own AI subscription.

We never resell it and never mark it up. No credits. No metering. No surprise bill.

Meet Your Operum AI Team

Six specialized agents that coordinate like a real team. Tell the PM what you need — it handles the rest.

YOU
Architect
Engineer
Tester
PM
Marketing
Community

PM Agent

Understands your vision and turns it into actionable tasks. Coordinates all agents, manages the workflow, and keeps you updated on progress.

Architect Agent

Helps you choose the right tech stack for your project. Designs systems, reviews code architecture, and ensures best practices.

Engineer Agent

Writes code, implements features, fixes bugs, and creates pull requests.

Tester Agent

Reviews PRs, runs tests, ensures quality, and approves for deployment.

Marketing Agent

Deep-researches your competitors, target audience, and market opportunities. Creates content, manages SEO, and drives growth for your product.

Community Agent

Handles support, engages users, and builds your community.

What Makes Operum Different

1

Start in minutes. Not in a terminal.

No command line, no local setup, no environment to configure, no tutorial to sit through. Install the app, describe what you want, and the team starts.

2

Not one clever agent, not a chatbot. A full team with a real development workflow.

Every task moves through the same stages a professional software team uses. Fully tracked, fully automated. You can see exactly where anything is at any moment.

3

It remembers your project.

Decisions, architecture, goals. No re-explaining what you built last month, no context resets, no starting over in a fresh chat. The longer you use it, the better it gets at your project specifically.

4

It doesn't stall when the work gets complex.

Most AI tools are fine until a change touches twelve files at once — then they fix one thing and break three others, in a loop. Operum plans the change before writing it, which is why the complicated work is exactly where it pulls ahead. Built to keep scaling, not just to ship once.

5

You review outcomes, not prompts.

Delegate a task. Walk away. Come back to results. You're approving finished work, not steering a machine sentence by sentence.

6

Ship complete features, not fragments.

A real workflow from architecture through code, testing, and review. No more stitching pieces together yourself.

Other tools give you an agent. Operum gives you the team.

Here’s how that compares, side by side, checked Oct 13, 2026.

What you getOperumClaude CodeClaude (Cowork)Hermes AgentOpenClawGrok Bot (beta)
A product team with set rolesYes. PM, Architect, Engineer, Tester, Marketing and Community, ready on day oneSubagents you define yourself; a lead agent coordinatesOne assistantOne agent that can spawn subagentsOne assistant; you route chats to separate agentsYes. A chief-of-staff bot plus specialists (inbox, ops, bug fixes)
Idea → issue → PR → QA → your approval, as one pipelineYes. Every PR is tested by the Tester before you’re asked to mergeOpens PRs; automatic code review is available. No built-in QA stageNo (file and document tasks)Not a built-in workflowNot a built-in workflowPartly: Team Bots’ engineering bot returns “verified PRs” via Cursor cloud agents (Teams/Enterprise, beta)
A live board showing who is doing whatYes. A Workflow Board with each issue’s stage and ownerSession list and background agents viewTask listTerminal or chatDashboard of sessionsChat threads
Keeps going after launch: marketing drafts and community repliesYes. Dedicated Marketing and Community agents; you approve before anything is postedNo (coding only)General tasks, no dedicated rolesGeneral assistant via chat appsGeneral assistant via chat appsYes, in Team Bots: Marketing Bot (beta)
Every step is recorded in your GitHubYes. Issues, PRs, reviews and labels in your repo (or one we host, which you can export)Yes for commits and PRs; you track issues yourselfNo (works on local folders)Not repo-centredNot repo-centredThrough a GitHub plugin
Operum vs Claude Code
A product team with set roles
Operum: Yes. PM, Architect, Engineer, Tester, Marketing and Community, ready on day one
Claude Code: Subagents you define yourself; a lead agent coordinates
Idea → issue → PR → QA → your approval, as one pipeline
Operum: Yes. Every PR is tested by the Tester before you’re asked to merge
Claude Code: Opens PRs; automatic code review is available. No built-in QA stage
A live board showing who is doing what
Operum: Yes. A Workflow Board with each issue’s stage and owner
Claude Code: Session list and background agents view
Keeps going after launch: marketing drafts and community replies
Operum: Yes. Dedicated Marketing and Community agents; you approve before anything is posted
Claude Code: No (coding only)
Every step is recorded in your GitHub
Operum: Yes. Issues, PRs, reviews and labels in your repo (or one we host, which you can export)
Claude Code: Yes for commits and PRs; you track issues yourself
Operum vs Claude (Cowork)
A product team with set roles
Operum: Yes. PM, Architect, Engineer, Tester, Marketing and Community, ready on day one
Claude (Cowork): One assistant
Idea → issue → PR → QA → your approval, as one pipeline
Operum: Yes. Every PR is tested by the Tester before you’re asked to merge
Claude (Cowork): No (file and document tasks)
A live board showing who is doing what
Operum: Yes. A Workflow Board with each issue’s stage and owner
Claude (Cowork): Task list
Keeps going after launch: marketing drafts and community replies
Operum: Yes. Dedicated Marketing and Community agents; you approve before anything is posted
Claude (Cowork): General tasks, no dedicated roles
Every step is recorded in your GitHub
Operum: Yes. Issues, PRs, reviews and labels in your repo (or one we host, which you can export)
Claude (Cowork): No (works on local folders)
Operum vs Hermes Agent
A product team with set roles
Operum: Yes. PM, Architect, Engineer, Tester, Marketing and Community, ready on day one
Hermes Agent: One agent that can spawn subagents
Idea → issue → PR → QA → your approval, as one pipeline
Operum: Yes. Every PR is tested by the Tester before you’re asked to merge
Hermes Agent: Not a built-in workflow
A live board showing who is doing what
Operum: Yes. A Workflow Board with each issue’s stage and owner
Hermes Agent: Terminal or chat
Keeps going after launch: marketing drafts and community replies
Operum: Yes. Dedicated Marketing and Community agents; you approve before anything is posted
Hermes Agent: General assistant via chat apps
Every step is recorded in your GitHub
Operum: Yes. Issues, PRs, reviews and labels in your repo (or one we host, which you can export)
Hermes Agent: Not repo-centred
Operum vs OpenClaw
A product team with set roles
Operum: Yes. PM, Architect, Engineer, Tester, Marketing and Community, ready on day one
OpenClaw: One assistant; you route chats to separate agents
Idea → issue → PR → QA → your approval, as one pipeline
Operum: Yes. Every PR is tested by the Tester before you’re asked to merge
OpenClaw: Not a built-in workflow
A live board showing who is doing what
Operum: Yes. A Workflow Board with each issue’s stage and owner
OpenClaw: Dashboard of sessions
Keeps going after launch: marketing drafts and community replies
Operum: Yes. Dedicated Marketing and Community agents; you approve before anything is posted
OpenClaw: General assistant via chat apps
Every step is recorded in your GitHub
Operum: Yes. Issues, PRs, reviews and labels in your repo (or one we host, which you can export)
OpenClaw: Not repo-centred
Operum vs Grok Bot (beta)
A product team with set roles
Operum: Yes. PM, Architect, Engineer, Tester, Marketing and Community, ready on day one
Grok Bot (beta): Yes. A chief-of-staff bot plus specialists (inbox, ops, bug fixes)
Idea → issue → PR → QA → your approval, as one pipeline
Operum: Yes. Every PR is tested by the Tester before you’re asked to merge
Grok Bot (beta): Partly: Team Bots’ engineering bot returns “verified PRs” via Cursor cloud agents (Teams/Enterprise, beta)
A live board showing who is doing what
Operum: Yes. A Workflow Board with each issue’s stage and owner
Grok Bot (beta): Chat threads
Keeps going after launch: marketing drafts and community replies
Operum: Yes. Dedicated Marketing and Community agents; you approve before anything is posted
Grok Bot (beta): Yes, in Team Bots: Marketing Bot (beta)
Every step is recorded in your GitHub
Operum: Yes. Issues, PRs, reviews and labels in your repo (or one we host, which you can export)
Grok Bot (beta): Through a GitHub plugin

Checked against each product’s public pages on Oct 13, 2026. Several of these tools are good at what they do; Operum’s agents run on Cursor by default, or Claude Code, on your own plan. Spot something out of date? Tell us.

What Would You Build If You Had a Full Team Tomorrow?

Download Operum and find out — no technical background required.

Bring your own AI plan: Cursor by default, or Claude (Max for individuals, Team or Enterprise for companies).