NewMeet Cody, your AI developer. Now in VS Code (opens in a new tab)

Describe the change. Cody ships it.

Cody maps your repository, plans the steps, writes the code and runs your tests. You get a pull request to review, in the browser or right inside VS Code.

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Q-plans from €9.99 a month

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AI teammates

Meet the team that ships and runs your work

Cody changes your code. Sophia, Sam, Robert and Riley take on SEO, social media, reporting and design.

CodyDevelopment

Changes your web app from a plain description.

Describe the change in your own words
Shows the plan on the Mission Map, step by step
Writes the code and opens a pull request

SophiaSEO and GEO

Gets your business found on Google and in AI answers.

Audits your site for SEO and GEO
Checks whether ChatGPT, Gemini and other AI assistants cite you
Writes and publishes blog posts and knowledge base articles

SamSocial media

Creates your social posts and publishes them.

Creates the image and writes the caption
Publishes to LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok

RobertReporting

Puts your ad platforms and analytics in one set of reports.

Connects TikTok, Google, Meta and Microsoft Ads
Adds your Google Analytics 4 results
Answers your questions about the numbers

RileyVisual design

Turns your brand book and website into on-brand media.

Reads your colours, type and logo
Designs print media like flyers, posters and roll-up banners
Designs digital media like social banners and email headers

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Cody at work

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Cody lives in your editor.

Install the thinQit Cody plugin, open your project and describe the change. Cody works on your branch and shows every step as it happens.

Plan, Ask first or Auto. You decide how much Cody does on its own.
Test driven runs. Cody writes the tests first and shows you the results.
Right-click to change the page. Point at any element in the preview and say what to change.
Merge conflicts handled. Cody pulls, merges and explains what it kept.

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Pick a Q-plan. Get more Cody for your money.

Get up to 8x more Cody work than paying per thinQ.
Each plan is monthly, with a weekly allowance.
The allowance resets every Monday. After it, Cody runs on thinQs.
Automatic top up adds 250 thinQs for €25.
It only starts if you agreed at checkout.

Start free

Q-Explore

€9.99a month

Cody work for your moneyup to 1.5x

620,000 thinQit tokens a week.

For trying Cody on real changes in your own repository.

Q-Boost

€29.99a month

Cody work for your moneyup to 3x

3,750,000 thinQit tokens a week.

For developers who hand Cody a few changes every week.

Best valueQ-Max

€119.99a month

Cody work for your moneyup to 6x

40,000,000 thinQit tokens a week.

For teams that let Cody build every day.

Q-Extreme

€399a month

Cody work for your moneyup to 8x

133,333,333 thinQit tokens a week.

For one person who wants the biggest weekly allowance.

Rather pay as you go? thinQ packs of 250, 1,250 or 5,000 thinQs at €0.10 a thinQ.A typical change uses about 75 thinQs.

Cody vs Claude Code, OpenAI Codex and Cursor

Cody vs Claude Code, OpenAI Codex and Cursor
Capability	Cody	Claude Code	OpenAI Codex	Cursor
Mission MapSee the plan move through your repository	Live map of services and files	No repository map	No repository map	No repository map
Decision modesChoose how much it does on its own	Plan, Ask first, Auto with risk rules	Plan, ask, auto with a safety check	Approval modes, risk-rated auto review	Agent, Plan and Ask modes
Smart model routingThe right model for each step	Picks the model for every step	Opus plans, Sonnet builds (opusplan)	You pick the model and effort	Auto picks a model per request
Two-model reviewAnother top model checks the change	Built by one model, checked by another	Code Review on GitHub, Team plans	@codex review on pull requests	Bugbot reviews pull requests
Point & ChangePick an element in the live preview	Right-click any element, say the change	Drives Chrome, no element picker	Click an element and comment	Built-in browser, no documented picker
Test-driven runsTests first, results as evidence	Tests first, with an evidence report	Runs your tests, no report	Cloud tasks show test results	Runs tests in the terminal
Conflict resolverMerges conflicting changes for you	Pulls, merges, explains what it kept	Resolves merge conflicts	Not in public docs	Not in public docs
Cost per stepSee what each step costs, keep a budget	Weekly allowance and 5-hour windows, then thinQs	Session estimate, optional spend limit	thinQs with 5-hour allowances	Usage billing, no cap documented
Where it runsWhere you can use it	Web app and VS Code	CLI, IDEs, desktop, web, Slack	CLI, IDE, app, web, mobile	Own editor, CLI, web, Slack
Price fromLowest paid plan for one person	€9.99 a month, free to start	$20 a month (Pro)	$8 a month (ChatGPT Go), free tier	$20 a month (Pro), free Hobby tier

Built inPartlyNot available or not documentedBased on each product's public documentation, October 2026. Names are trademarks of their owners.

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How thinQit turns an idea into shipped work

Direct answers for teams evaluating the thinQit delivery system.

thinQit is an AI delivery workspace that connects product planning, shared context, specialist work, and reviewable evidence from idea to launch.

Teams can hand code changes to Cody, build websites and web apps in Codex, and assign recurring work to AI teammates.

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What does thinQit do?

thinQit is an AI workspace for building and running digital products. Cody, the AI developer, changes your code and hands you a pull request. Codex builds websites and web apps. The AI teammates Sophia, Sam, Riley and Robert take on SEO and GEO, social media, visual design and reporting.

What is the difference between Cody and Codex?

Codex builds a new website or web app from your brief. Cody is the AI developer for code you already have: it maps your repository, plans the change, writes the code, runs your tests and opens a pull request, in the browser or in VS Code.

Can a team start with one thinQit product?

Yes. Start with the job you need done now, such as a code change with Cody, a new site with Codex or a teammate for SEO, and add the others later in the same workspace. You can start free, without a credit card.

How does thinQit keep AI delivery reviewable?

thinQit keeps AI delivery reviewable by preserving the task context, drafts, evidence and status updates around the work. Teams can set approval expectations for each workflow, so a production change can be checked against the agreed brief before it is accepted.

What should a team prepare before starting with thinQit?

A useful starting brief identifies the users, the problem, the essential workflow, delivery constraints and the evidence needed for approval. Codex can turn that brief into a website or web app, and Cody can turn it into a code change in your repository.

How does thinQit help a team turn an idea into a release?

thinQit helps a team turn an idea into a release by connecting a clear brief, shared project context, specialist AI work, review evidence and approval decisions. Teams can begin with one product surface and add the others as their delivery workflow needs them.

How does thinQit keep project context reusable across AI teammates?

thinQit keeps the brief, decisions, source material and review findings in one workspace. Cody, Codex and the AI teammates work from that same approved context, while human reviewers check each result against the outcome and evidence already recorded.

How does Sophia keep thinQit product answers current?

Sophia turns approved thinQit product context into answer-ready summaries, FAQs, internal links and technical checks. Each content change is tied to the relevant Cody, Codex or AI teammate workflow, then read back from the live page after publishing. This keeps public product explanations specific, reviewable and aligned with the delivery system.