Rikuvo Studio runs an autonomous build system for your apps. Once you sign up, most of what happens next runs on its own — this page walks through what to expect.
As soon as you pay, we set up a private server dedicated to you and open your dashboard. Nothing is shared with any other customer. From the dashboard you can watch everything that happens to your apps, from any device.
Tell us about the app you want in plain English — what it is, who it is for, and what "done" looks like. If you already have an app, hand over its existing code instead and we pick up where you left off, the way a new team member would.
Either way, a short design conversation follows to settle the look and feel — colours, wordmark, and tone of voice — before any building starts. You can revisit this at any time.
To build and publish real apps, the Service needs your own developer accounts — the App Store, Google Play, and Expo's build service — plus your own subscription to Anthropic, whose AI powers the builders. Nothing is resold and nothing runs on our name; everything ships under yours. The dashboard tells you exactly what is missing and asks for it one item at a time, in plain language.
From there, a team of AI builders plans the work, writes and tests the code, and reviews each other's changes before anything ships. You do not need to watch continuously — anything that needs your input waits for you (see "What Needs You means and how to answer"), and everything else keeps moving on its own, day and night.
You pick one of three modes for how much the Service asks before it acts — see "Modes and gates" for the full picture. Most people start on the most careful setting and loosen it once they trust the rhythm.