NxCode
NxCode is an application-building platform that takes a natural-language project description and develops a proposed codebase. Its publisher describes architecture planning, frontend and backend generation, automated testing, and deployment. The workflow also allows reviewing and extending generated code.
Turn requirements into acceptance criteria
The documentation overview identifies Conductor as the AI project manager and Virtuoso as the AI engineer. Conductor is described as analyzing requirements, breaking down work, and creating acceptance criteria. Virtuoso implements features, runs code, and iterates against those criteria.
That division is relevant to a builder who can describe a desired result but needs help turning it into testable tasks. Acceptance criteria still need to reflect the actual product requirements. Generated tests cannot establish that a requirement omitted from the specification has been satisfied.
Review code and execution
NxCode's feature page lists database schemas, API structures, authentication systems, and migrations among the generated work. It says users have full source-code access for customization. The pricing page describes real code execution in isolated Docker containers rather than a browser sandbox.
The publisher lists unit, integration, and end-to-end testing, along with up to three iterations of automatic debugging. These describe intended capabilities, not a Franklin verification that generated applications are secure or production-ready. Review authentication and deployment configuration before exposing an application to real users.
Budget across messages and projects
The pricing page lists Lite at $5 per month with 200 credits, 300 Conductor messages, one development container, and three deployments. Pro is $20 with 1,500 credits, 2,000 messages, three containers, and ten deployments.
Credits vary by task complexity, according to the publisher. Those plan numbers should not be interpreted as a guaranteed number of finished applications. The pricing page also places project export in Pro, while the feature overview broadly promises source access; check the export method included in your selected plan. Enterprise options list custom integrations and on-premise deployment, with pricing by contact.