What is Iterada?
Iterada is an agentic development platform for founders and teams. You describe a change in a message, and a coding agent such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor makes it in an isolated container on its own Git branch. Your repository's own checks run, a preview is ready to open, and nothing merges or deploys except under the rule you set for the project.
What is an agentic development platform?
An agentic development platform is where AI coding agents carry a change through the whole software development lifecycle, not only write the code. Several agents work at once, each change gets an isolated branch, your checks and a preview, and it merges, deploys, rolls back and is watched in production under the rules you set. An agentic development environment (ADE) organises the agents' work into branches you review; a platform also takes each change on to production. It is not a platform for building AI agents: here, coding agents build your product.
Which coding agents does Iterada support?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Pi and opencode. Each runs as its maker's own agent, installed at its latest release, so new models and features are not waiting on a wrapper to catch up. Put each on the work it does best, have a second agent check what the first built, and set an order to fall back on: when one agent's plan runs out mid-task, the next picks the request up on the same branch. Project memory carries over to whichever agent takes the next request.
Will my existing agent setup work?
Yes. Each agent reads the AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md instructions, skills, MCP servers, subagents and hooks committed to your repository, exactly as it would on your laptop. Keys your MCP servers need are saved once as project secrets, and the global skills and commands on your laptop can be imported with one command.
Can I run Iterada from Claude Code or another agent?
Yes. Iterada is a remote MCP server, so Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI or any agent that speaks the Model Context Protocol can operate it with a token you make on your Account page: read-only or allowed to act, for every project or just one. Your agent acts as your delegate: it starts sessions, follows them, brings you the questions that are yours to answer, accepts a spec and triages issues, while Iterada's own coding agents still write, check and deliver the code. No connected agent can deploy to production, merge outside the project's rules, or touch secrets, settings, billing or your account.
Do I need an existing repository?
No. Start from scratch with a blank project and connect it to your Git provider whenever you are ready, or bring an existing repository from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea or Azure DevOps with one installer command.
Can several agents work at the same time?
Yes. Every request gets its own isolated container and its own branch, so parallel work cannot collide, and it keeps running after you close the laptop. The Free plan runs one AI task at a time; the Founder plan has no limit on projects or agent runs.
Do I have to change how my project is built, tested or deployed?
No. Iterada drives the test, build, preview, deploy, rollback and monitoring workflows your repository already has. When one is missing, one click on Set up has an agent write it for your project.
How does a change reach production?
It arrives on a review branch with your checks already run. Each project sets its own rule: merge as soon as the checks pass, wait for your approval, build a preview and then wait for your approval, or stop at the branch. Deploys follow the merge or wait for you to pick a revision, and rolling back to the previous deployed revision is one step.
How much does Iterada cost?
Free costs €0, with limited access on the shared service. Founder is a licence for one dedicated installation: €89 for the first year and €69 a year after that, or €39.99 to activate and €7.99 a month. VPS and model usage are billed separately, and prices exclude VAT where applicable. Teams is priced with each team after a first conversation about what it needs.
Where does my project run?
On Free, your project is isolated while processing happens on Iterada's shared environment. On Founder and Teams, Iterada runs as your own dedicated installation, and workload data stays on that environment and with the model provider you choose.