Solo
$299a month (€249 in Europe)
For one developer using Vroni on their own repositories.
- 2 hours of Vroni time a month (120 credits)
- 1 seat
- Unlimited repositories and tasks
- Standard queue
- Credit packs and auto top-up if you need more
Vroni works inside your own GitHub repositories. You describe what should change, it reads your code, writes the change, runs your checks, and opens a pull request for you to review. You pay for the minutes it works, and nothing else.
Signing up is free and needs no card. After you confirm your email you get one hour of Vroni time to try it on a real task.
Install the Vroni GitHub App on the repositories you choose. Vroni reads the code and picks up how your project is put together.
Describe what should change, the way you would for a colleague. Vroni plans the change, writes the code, runs your checks, and fixes what fails. Each task runs in its own clean environment.
A pull request shows up in your repository with a summary of what was done. You review it like any other, ask for changes, or merge it.
Vroni is a tool you run yourself. You decide what it works on, you review what comes back, and you decide what gets merged.
One credit is one minute of Vroni actually working on your task. Waiting in the queue is free. Both plans include as many repositories and tasks as you like.
$299a month (€249 in Europe)
For one developer using Vroni on their own repositories.
$1,199a month (€999 in Europe)
For teams that want Vroni in their everyday work.
Every account starts with a free hour, no card needed. Need more in a busy month? Credit packs start at $249 for two extra hours.All pricing details →
I've been building software for more than fifteen years. I built Vroni because I wanted an AI developer that behaves the way I want a colleague to behave: works in my repositories, runs my checks, and hands me a pull request I can actually review.
I use it in my own client work, and I answer the support email myself. If something is unclear or goes wrong, you write to me and you get an answer from the person who wrote the code.

Create an account, connect a repository, and give Vroni something small. The first hour is free, and there is no card to enter.