The technical co-founder you haven't found yet
Yani is an AI agent that builds your startup's product from a chat message — a full-stack web app with a database, sign-in, and Stripe payments, deployed on your own domain. Describe the MVP, watch it get built, change it by chatting, and export the full code when you hire engineers.
How long have you been looking for someone technical?
The idea is solid, the deck is ready, and the answer is always the same: "Come back when you have something live." So you spend months on co-founder coffee meetings and equity conversations, or you ask an agency for a quote and get back a timeline measured in months and a budget you don't have. Another quarter slips.
What you need this week isn't a spec or a clickable mockup. It's a working product: a page that takes signups, an app a user can pay inside, a link an investor can click and see something real.
That is the job Yani does. It plans the work, executes it with real tools inside its own sandboxed computer, and shows you the result — then stays in the chat for every change after that.
What can Yani build for your startup?
Not mockups — the actual deliverables an early-stage company runs on.
An MVP with a real backend
A full-stack web app: database, sign-in, and Stripe payments configured automatically, deployed with a permanent URL. Investors click a link that works, not a design file.
A landing page that collects signups
A signup form wired to built-in analytics and real-time lead notifications, on pages rendered so both Google and AI engines like ChatGPT can read them.
The pitch deck
Slides generated from the same chat, exported as PDF or PPTX — so the deck and the product you demo actually match.
The market research
Wide Research gathers and analyzes information from hundreds of sources in parallel, so your market-size slide rests on evidence you can point to.
How do you get from idea to first users?
Say your startup is a booking marketplace for personal trainers. Here is the whole path.
- Describe the outcome — "A platform where personal trainers list their sessions and clients book and pay online, with an account for each trainer." That sentence is the entire brief — no spec document, no wireframes.
- Approve the plan and watch it get built — Yani turns your description into a step-by-step plan you approve, then executes it in its own isolated sandbox: the code, the database, sign-in, payments, and deployment.
- Share the link and iterate — Connect your domain in one click — DNS and SSL are configured automatically — and send the link to your first users. Every change after that is a sentence in the chat, and version control with rollback means no change is final.
Questions startup founders ask
Do you have a startup discount?
No — there is no separate startup program today. Plans start free: the YaniLite engine lets you build without paying anything, and the Starter plan is $20 a month — $17 a month billed annually — with 4,000 monthly credits plus 300 more refreshed every day. If a dedicated startup plan ever launches, the pricing page will say so first.
I'm not technical. Can I really build an MVP myself?
Yes — Yani is built for founders who don't code. You describe what you want in plain English or Arabic; Yani writes a plan, you approve it, and it does the building — code, database, sign-in, payments, hosting — while you watch. You never touch the code unless you want to, and when you do want it, all of it is there to export.
What happens when I raise money and hire engineers?
You export the full code and hand it over. There are no proprietary formats and no lock-in: your engineers get a working codebase — frontend, backend, database — that they can host anywhere and keep building on. Yani is designed to be that bridge: it carries you from idea to traction, and your future team inherits a real repository instead of a platform they have to migrate off.
Is what Yani builds a real product or a prototype?
A real product. Yani builds a working backend — database, authentication, automatically configured Stripe payments — and deploys it to production hosting with a permanent URL; running 24/7 meters at about 2 credits per hour. One honest note: Yani is an AI and can make mistakes, so review what it builds before you launch. Version control and rollback are built in, so nothing is irreversible.
Can Yani build our mobile app too?
Yes. Yani builds native mobile apps and ships them through Expo, including submission to the App Store and Google Play — no dev team required. A sensible order for a startup: validate with the web MVP first, then ask for the mobile app in the same chat once real users want one. Both stay yours to export.
Is my idea safe with Yani?
Yes — each session runs in its own isolated sandbox, not a shared environment. Credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, traffic is encrypted in transit with TLS, and reads and writes are scoped to your account. The code Yani writes for you is yours alone: export it in full whenever you like.
Your MVP is one conversation away
Describe your idea to Yani today and share a working link this week — not this quarter.