Shogo
Shogo is an agent platform for building and updating business software from natural-language requests. Its workflow explanation describes agents assembling screens, data models, automations, and actions inside a workspace. Examples include sales pipelines, support boards, dashboards, and onboarding portals. The publisher calls this self-evolving software, meaning you can ask the agents to revise the app as your needs change.
Specify the app and its actions
A request can describe the information you need, the views people will use, and actions such as routing a ticket or notifying a team. Shogo also advertises coding tools and templates for engineering, marketing, research, and operations. Its homepage lists optional bridges to existing services including Slack, GitHub, Gmail, Stripe, and Salesforce.
The example dashboards and task timelines illustrate intended workflows; they are not measured customer outcomes. Review a generated data model, permission scheme, and connected action before using it with real business information. The promise of automatically evolving an app does not establish that each change is correct.
Ownership and access
Shogo describes the platform and generated software as open source, forkable, auditable, and self-hostable. It offers browser use and desktop downloads for Windows and Mac. Its workflow page marks mobile App Store and Google Play releases as coming soon, so mobile app availability should not be inferred from the homepage's device list.
The publisher says generated apps remain yours if you cancel an agent subscription. Ongoing hosting, connected services, and your own operational setup still need consideration when choosing how to run that software.
Pricing and fair-use windows
The pricing page lists Free with daily usage, Basic at $8 per month for one user, Pro at $20 per seat per month, and Business at $40 per seat per month. Annual prices are $80 for Basic, $200 per seat for Pro, and $400 per seat for Business.
Paid plans described as unlimited still have rolling five-hour and weekly fair-use windows, with higher tiers receiving higher limits. Optional overage uses provider cost plus 20%, subject to a cap you set. Business adds SSO, audit logs, analytics, per-member spending limits, and unlimited workspaces. Check the account's actual window limits rather than reading unlimited as unrestricted processing at any moment.