Capy

Capy is a cloud platform for delegating software engineering work to parallel AI coding agents. You hand it a task and its agents plan, build and review the change through to a merged pull request, with a fleet of agents able to work on many tickets at once. It runs as a desktop app on macOS, Windows and Linux, in the browser, and inside the tools a team already uses. It is aimed at engineering teams that want to clear backlogs rather than pair with an assistant one prompt at a time. Published use cases include pull request review and visual QA, issue triage and bug fixing, documentation, code migrations, refactors and end to end testing with native computer use, browser use and annotated videos. Every plan includes Captain, Build and Review agents and access to models from Claude, GPT, Gemini and others. Integrations with Slack, Linear and GitHub let a task start from a message or issue and report progress back there, and teams can connect ChatGPT (Codex), GitHub Copilot or SuperGrok subscriptions to run compatible models on their own plan. Capy states SOC 2 Type II compliance, encryption in transit and at rest, and isolated execution environments. Pricing is published, and every plan has unlimited members and the same features, differing only in monthly credits. Lite is $20 per month ($16 annual) with $20 of credits, and the first seven days cost $1 with a verified card. Pro is $100 per month ($80 annual) with $105 of credits. Max runs from $200 to $1,000 per month in $100 steps ($160 to $800 annual) with 10 percent bonus credits. Enterprise is custom and adds bring your own keys, SSO and SAML, audit logging and dedicated support. YC companies receive $1,000 in credits, and the company has recently released Capy V2.