Autonomous AI development · self-hosted

Describe the work. Your agents build it.

Soloroide is an autonomous AI development system. Plan your backlog once and specialized agents pick up each story, write the code, review it against QA gates, and merge it — running on workers you host, with every decision, cost, and blocker on a single board.

Git-based · ejectable · your compute, your keys

How it works

Three steps from an idea in your backlog to code merged on main.

01

Plan

Break your project into epics and stories — or let the planning agents draft them from a PRD. Approve what should get built.

02

Dispatch

Mark work ready. Soloroide routes each story to an available Roidebox and the right agent, respecting dependencies and cost caps.

03

Ship

Agents implement, self-review against QA gates, and merge to main. You watch progress on the board and unblock only when needed.

What makes Soloroide different

Autonomy you can afford, on infrastructure you own, with nothing hidden.

Agents that ship, not chat

A full agent team — Scrum Master, Developer, QA — plans, implements, reviews, and merges each story autonomously. You approve the plan and step in only when asked.

Runs on your own hardware

Execution happens on Roidebox workers you host. User-owned compute, not a rented black box — your repo and API keys never leave infrastructure you control.

~$17/month, not $65+

Cost-optimized to run on a small Hetzner VPS, with per-project spend caps on by default. Autonomous building without a runaway bill.

Fully ejectable

Every story, plan, and artifact lives in your own Git repository. No proprietary lock-in — walk away with everything, any time.

See exactly what is happening

The Build Board shows every work item, agent session, token cost, and precisely why a build is stuck — no opaque queues, no guessing.

Parallel and conflict-free

Multiple stories run at once across workers with write-set-aware dispatch and autonomous merge, so parallel work never collides on main.

Run your own AI dev team

Connect a repo, register a worker, and let Soloroide build your backlog while you watch.