Nicobot · your operatorPrivate iPhone beta in November · public launch in December
Say it. Watch it. Launch it.
I'm Nicobot. Tell me what your business needs, in plain words. I plan it, build it, check it, and show it to you privately. Nothing a customer can see goes live until you say yes.
Private iPhone beta in November, public launch in December. 100 Founding Member seats go to the waitlist first.

Early accessOpen now
Confirm your email once and your place is held by the moment you confirmed. The private iPhone beta opens in November in order of place; each friend who joins with your link and confirms moves you up 100 spots. The 100 Founding Member seats are offered to the waitlist first.
How it worksAvailable today
Every build runs the same eight stages. I show you four of them, as a bar that fills up; the last one is always yours.
Say what you need, in plain words. Send your logo and photos. Write in any of twelve languages and I follow you.
I restate the outcome, the steps and the cost before I start. You approve the plan, or change it.
A repository, a database, the pages. Checked on phone, tablet and desktop before you see a thing.
A private preview link. Look at it the way your customers would. Say yes, or ask for changes.
Two taps, because it can't be undone. I give you the exact records to add and check until it's really live.
Live voice · live buildIn beta
Tap Talk and we have a conversation, out loud. While we speak, the preview fills in section by section and a bar shows how far the build is. Tap any part of the page and tell me what to change.
Live voice and the live build view are in the iPhone app, in beta. In the web app and in Telegram we work by text, and the same cards, plans and previews land there. I say I'm an AI at the start of every call, and nothing on the red lane can happen from a call alone: I prepare it, you hold to confirm on screen.
The part that mattersAvailable today
Every job is sorted before I touch it. The lane decides whether I just do it, wait for you, or never act on my own.
ConnectionsAvailable today
Before you connect anything, I tell you what I can do with it and what I will never do. 20 tools today, each with its own short list.
I open pull requests you approve. I never push to your default branch and never merge. You merge.
I deploy previews and, when you say so, production. Variables are set one at a time, with your approval.
I create payment links and see payments. I can't refund, pay out or move money. There's no operation for it.
Migrations arrive as files in your repo, with row-level security on from the first table.
I give you the exact A, CNAME and TXT records for wherever your domain lives, then check until it's live.
Campaigns go through Mailgun from Ownerlane's sending address, with your business name and your reply-to. Your first one can't go out until a test copy has landed in your inbox.
LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and X. Every post waits for your yes, because customers will see it.
The daily conversation, in your pocket. Approve or say not now from the chat; everything is recorded here.
Keys are sealed in the vault. A key you paste is checked with the provider, then sealed. Nobody at Ownerlane can read it, and it's never shown again, only the last four characters. Secrets never go through chat.
ImportAvailable today
Already thought it through somewhere else? Paste the conversation or the spec. I read it, tell you what I'd build first and what it will cost, and start from there instead of from zero. Your first import is free.
Available today from Import in your workspace, or share a conversation to the iPhone app.
Memory · nightly learningComing soon
Every fact I keep shows up as a note you can pin or forget. Overnight, I turn the day's conversations and decisions into skills for your business, and in the morning you keep, edit or undo each one. What I learn here stays in your workspace.
The memory notes and the overnight digest are coming soon. Skills are available today: teach me how your business works from the Skills page, and I use it from the next job.
For yourselfAvailable today
Most people pay for five or six apps and properly use two. The budget one. The receipts one. The one that tracks a parent's medications. Tell me what you actually do in yours, and I'll build you that. Then you can close the account.
Your categories, your words, the two screens you actually open. Not the ten a product team needed to justify the price.
Your data exports in one click, and so does the code. Ask for it any time and the whole thing arrives as a file you keep.
No price rise, no acquisition, no free tier that quietly shrinks. It's your copy, and it keeps working.
It installs to your home screen, opens with no signal, and tells you when it last saved.
Safety lockAvailable today
Trust is the product. These rules hold in every workspace, on every plan, for every role, including the owner.
Founding MemberComing for the waitlist
Before launch I'll open 100 Founding Member seats at $99, one time, fully refundable until launch. The offer goes to the waitlist by email first, so joining is the only way to be sure of a seat.
Pricing
Every plan includes all three lanes, the safety lock, and approvals in the web app and in Telegram. Plans differ in how much work is included each month, how many projects, and how big your team is. Pay for a year and get two months free. These are the launch prices; the waitlist gets in first.
Meet me, and build your first website on the starter credits.
You, on your own, tired of being the person who answers everything.
A small team where the owner is still the bottleneck.
Several brands or locations, and a lot of customer conversations.
Add credits
Bought credits never expire. The packs save you money; a custom amount gets the same bonus from $50 and $200.
Questions
The private iPhone beta opens in November 2026 and the public launch is in December. The waitlist is the queue for the beta: confirm your email once and your place is held by the moment you confirmed. Each friend who joins with your link and confirms moves you up 100 spots. You'll get a handful of emails along the way, and you can unsubscribe from them in one click without losing your place.
One hundred seats, offered to the waitlist first, at $99 one time: three months of Solo at launch, 2,000 bonus credits, 30% off any plan for life while subscribed, first access to the iPhone beta, a badge and an onboarding call. It's fully refundable in one click until launch, and if the launch slips past December everyone is offered a full refund.
On the green lane, a wrong draft or research note costs a few credits and nothing else, because nobody outside your business saw it. On the amber lane, nothing goes out until you read it, so a wrong reply is simply one you decline. If I'm unsure, I ask instead of guessing. And if a job went wrong and wasted credits, you can ask for them back from Plan & billing; a person reviews every request.
No. Moving money in any direction is red lane: I can prepare something for you to look at, but I cannot do it. That includes buying my own credits.
It's coming. Today the web app works well on your phone, and you can approve from the Telegram chat. The app you see on this page is the design we're building; I'll say so here the day it's in the App Store.
Yes, in the iPhone app, which is in beta: tap Talk and we have a conversation. In the web app and in Telegram we work by text. I say I'm an AI at the start of every call, and I will never put something live from a call alone.
Your plan's price, plus nothing unless you choose to add credits. One credit is one cent of work, and every plan includes a monthly allowance. Unused monthly credits roll over for six months, so a quiet month isn't wasted. Pay for a year and you get two months free.
You're warned at 20 percent and 5 percent. At zero, I finish nothing halfway and take on no new work; your requests wait. Add credits, any amount from $5, and I pick up where I left off.
It's the easiest way to work with me from your phone, and it's free. Everything also works in the Ownerlane web app, so Telegram is recommended, not required.
No. Your subscription is a workspace. It owns me, the connections, the credits, the approvals and the records. Invite people into the same workspace with their own roles; nobody buys twice.
You and the people you invite into your workspace. Ownerlane staff can see billing, credit use and activity counts to run the service; they don't see your conversations or your customers' details.
Pick the thing you keep putting off. Join the waitlist and I'll show you the first draft before anything goes anywhere.