pondas

pondas is a coding tool that manages a team of AI agents on one game-style screen. pondas lets non-developers build and publish software by directing a team of role-based AI agents (product, engineering, design, QA) from a game-style dashboard, with no terminal or setup and free starter credits.

pondas is a web-based agent workspace that turns software building into something closer to a management game. Instead of a terminal, a repository or a deployment pipeline, the user sees a single screen listing a team of AI agents, each with a name, a role and a live status. Roles shown on the homepage include Product, Engineer, Designer and QA, grouped under stages such as Planning, Development, Design and Research. The agents write the code, test it and put the result online. The workflow starts with a plain-language idea, such as a habit tracker. A user can then request a change, for example adding a streak counter to the home screen, and the system breaks the job into parts. In the example on the homepage, a settings page task is split across three agents: one writing code, one writing the spec and one testing. A status feed reports progress in short messages, such as a schema being finished or code being written. Tabs for hiring agents, viewing tasks and previewing the app sit alongside the team view. Two details shape how it feels in practice. The app can be opened while it is still being built, so progress is visible before anything ships. Publishing is a single click and produces a live address on a pondas.app subdomain. Several agents can also be assigned to different parts of the job at the same time, which keeps larger tasks moving in parallel. A token and credit counter stays on screen, so usage is visible as work happens. pondas is aimed at people who want working software without learning developer tooling: founders, designers, product people and hobbyists. It sits between no-code app builders and coding assistants such as terminal-based agents. Its distinguishing choice is the multi-agent, role-based interface rather than a single chat box. New accounts receive free credits at sign-up with no card required, though the homepage does not publish pricing beyond that.