Station F
Anthropic
E2B
Vercel
Supabase
MicrosoftLovable ships AI slop. Claude Code makes you iterate. Devin won't touch your OAuth. Kurtel ships production Next.js features — backend, DB, auth, payments — straight to your GitHub.
Station FAnthropicE2BVercelSupabaseMicrosoftClaude Code resets every session. CLAUDE.md only goes so far. Kurtel remembers everything: your stack, your patterns, your naming across weeks and repos.
■ See how it learnsOne agent hallucinates. Six agents argue. Backend, frontend, QA, data, PM, CTO. They catch each other's bugs before the PR hits your inbox.
■ See collaborationEvery PR ships with real E2E tests. We spin up an isolated container, replay your migrations, and hit Stripe, Gmail, Meta for real.
■ See the process3 steps. Less typing than a Claude Code prompt.
One sentence. One repo. No tickets, no specs, no babysitting.
They plan, code, test, debate bugs, and fix themselves. You go for a coffee.
A clean PR with tests, screenshots, docs. Skim. Merge. Ship. Repeat.
Each one is specialized. Each one challenges the others. None of them sleeps.
Your AI CTO. She designs the foundation, surfaces trade-offs, and tells you when an idea is a bad idea — before it becomes 2,000 lines of regret.
■ Architecture before codeNo infinite loops. No "let me try a different approach" 14 times in a row. When a test fails, the agents argue, find the owner, ship the fix.
Every PR feeds back into the team. They remember your stack, your patterns, your past mistakes — across weeks, across repos, across resets.
You don't quit because the model isn't good enough. You quit because you've been locked out for 3 hours mid-feature, again.
Based on publicly documented rate limit policies as of 2026.
7h / 15h / 35h per month depending on your plan. Need more? Top up at 2–3€/h. No rolling windows. No weekly caps. No "come back tomorrow".
You've seen the threads. Drained accounts. Leaked databases. Users self-upgrading to Enterprise. Kurtel ships the four boring defenses that prevent all of it — by default.
Every endpoint that costs money or compute is rate-limited from day one. Brute-force on login, scraping your API, spamming your AI features — blocked before it hurts.
No upgrading themselves to Enterprise from DevTools. No bumping their own API quotas. No reading someone else's data by changing an ID in the URL. The client side is treated as hostile.
Stripe secrets, OpenAI keys, third-party tokens — they stay server-side. The kind of bundle inspection that finds your secret and drains your account doesn't work here.
Database access is locked per user from the start. The horror story where someone runs one query and pulls your entire users table — that's not a possible state.
We made this honest, not flattering. If something matters to you and we don't have it yet — tell us.
| Feature | Lovable | Claude Code | Devin | Factory | Kurtel |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| You delegate, not iterate | ~ | ||||
| Real backend, DB & migrations | ~ | ~ | |||
| Auto-applied Supabase migrations after merge | |||||
| OAuth, Stripe, Gmail, Meta integrations | ~ | ||||
| Real E2E tests on third-party APIs | ~ | ||||
| Persistent memory of your codebase | ~ | ~ | ~ | ||
| Code lives in your GitHub | |||||
| Built for Next.js SaaS | ~ | ~ |
Based on publicly documented features as of 2026.
Pay by the hour shipped. No seats, no per-feature tax, no enterprise calls.
Test the idea. Click around a working demo before lunch.
Ship a real SaaS. Auth, payments, email, analytics. Users on day one.
Production-ready, hardened security. Run a SaaS users can trust.
Every plan starts with a 1-hour free trial over 7 days.
All features unlocked. No credit card required. Cancel anytime.
Secure payments via Stripe · VAT included · Invoices auto-sent
You should know enough to read a PR and run `git pull`. Kurtel is built for vibecoders — people who know their way around a terminal and VSCode, can deploy a Vercel project, but don't want to write every line of code themselves. If you've never touched a repo, start with Lovable. If you have, Kurtel is faster.
Yes. Tell Lina what you want to build. She bootstraps a fresh Next.js + Supabase + Stripe repo on your GitHub, decides the architecture with you, and the team takes it from there. You don't write a line of config.
Next.js + Supabase + Stripe. The stack indie hackers actually ship with. No exotic framework, no proprietary runtime, no lock-in. The code looks like code you'd write yourself — because eventually you'll want to read it.
Lovable & Base44 ship AI-slop UI with no real integrations. Claude Code, Cursor & Codex are great if you want to iterate with the machine — but you're still babysitting prompts session after session. Devin shines on bugs and algorithms, not OAuth flows or Stripe. Factory is built for migrating legacy code to Rust/Tauri, not for shipping a Next.js SaaS.
Kurtel sits in the gap: you delegate, the team ships a real PR to your GitHub — backend, DB migrations, auth, payments, real E2E tests included.
Under 15 minutes. Connect your repo, describe a task, watch the agents argue in real time, get a PR with tests and screenshots. Faster than writing the Claude Code prompt would have been.
Code stays in your GitHub. DB in your Supabase. Payments through your Stripe. Kurtel never trains on your code and only touches what's needed to ship the task. You own everything, including the option to walk away.
On Builder and Scale plans, you get direct support from the founder (me). A real human, not a ticket queue. Prototype plan users get the Discord community.
Yes, anytime. No commitment, no hidden fees. Your 7-day trial auto-cancels if you don't upgrade. On paid plans, cancel in one click from your dashboard.
Start with the free trial — 1 hour over 7 days, no credit card. Then choose based on your project's stage:
Prototype (20€) if you want to test an idea with a clickable demo, no real users yet.
Builder (50€) if you're shipping a real SaaS with users, payments, email and analytics.
Scale (100€) if you're running in production and need extra hours plus hardened security.