Answers
FAQ
Does it work with my existing codebase?
Lite is built for new products from a prompt. It is not a drop-in pair-programmer on an arbitrary legacy repo. Enterprise starts from a Robodev project, often the first version built on Lite, and then keeps working that project through tickets. If you need Robodev on a large existing codebase, that is an Enterprise conversation, not a self-serve promise.
What happens to my data?
Your project belongs to you. Code and data live in your Robodev project. Exact retention, training, and subprocessors go in the Privacy Policy and DPA. Those pages are being prepared, and we will not invent a training-data claim here.
What happens when I run out of tokens?
Builds stop. Preview of what you already built still works. Buy a plan or a top-up to continue prompting. Tokens refresh on the monthly cycle for paid plans. Lite includes a monthly free token package.
How many projects can my team have?
As many as you want. Projects are not rationed by plan. Invite the whole team into an organization and add every project you need; tokens are the only thing a plan meters, and they are shared across the organization.
Can I invite my team, and what can they do?
Yes. Invite people by email into an organization as an admin or a developer. Developers open projects, build, deploy, and use the database, auth, email, and storage. Admins can also create, rename, and delete projects and manage members. There is no per-person fee, so adding people does not change the plan.
What is the difference between Lite and Enterprise?
Lite is the builder: prompt, preview, chat. You steer every change. Enterprise is the factory: tickets move through spec, plan, build, review, merge, and deploy. Enterprise uses proprietary models and a 90% confidence auto-merge. Lite does not include the ticket pipeline.
Lite does not include the ticket pipeline. Enterprise is the factory.