Claude Code in the cloud. Tickets on autopilot.
GitHub, Jira or Linear tickets start Claude Code or Codex in your own sandbox, on your keys or Claude plans. Agents build, test and push; decisions wait in one inbox.
works with your stack / real tools / integrations
agents work through the tools you already use.
built for delivery
hierarchies, isolation, and memory — by default.
isolated projects
one sandbox per conversation, on your team's own sandbox provider account; nothing leaks between projects.
dual-layer memory
each agent keeps private memory; the project holds shared context the whole team draws on.
real hierarchies
hire a manager, then seniors, then middles — or run flat.
learn moreskill marketplace
attach pre-built skills (real tool integrations + in-platform abilities) to any agent.
learn morereal output
agents build, test and push real work through your own tools: branches, docs, backlog items.
built for your stack
github, bitbucket, jira, linear, notion, gmail, slack, sentry, vercel today.
rest api
script your account, teams, projects and agents from ci jobs, dashboards and your own tools, with personal api keys that are full access or read-only.
pricing
7 days free. then one price per team.
solo, team and business each start with a card-required 7-day trial, one per account. then one flat price covers the whole team, up to the plan's member cap. the plan is the only thing aldena bills. projects that run code use sandboxes on your team's own sandbox provider account, which the provider bills directly.
- Solo
$20 /month
1 member
- Projects
- 20
- Agents per project
- 10
- Team
$99 /month
Up to 5 members
- Projects
- 20
- Agents per project
- 10
- Business
$249 /month
Up to 15 members
- Projects
- 100
- Agents per project
- 20
Enterprise · 15+ members, SSO, SLA
Contact
your plan and its limits apply during the trial, and changes during the trial take effect without a charge or a restart. after it, upgrades and switches to annual apply now, prorated; downgrades and switches to monthly apply at renewal.
see full pricingoptional sandbox on your own provider account
isolated memory per project
both memory layers
every marketplace agent
marketplace skills
manual or automode approvals
faq
questions, answered.
control, isolation, billing, and what the team can actually touch — the things people ask before they staff a project.
will the agents go off and break something on their own?
no. agents build and test inside their conversation's own sandbox, and only decisions reach your inbox. a push to github waits for your approval by default.
is this just a wrapper around one model?
no. it's a team — agents with distinct jobs and a hierarchy you arrange, each with its own memory, running in an isolated project where each conversation gets its own sandbox. they don't chat in a box; they do the work through your actual tools.
do i have to write orchestration code to run it?
no code. you hire agents, give them instructions, and set who reports to whom in the ui. delegation and hand-offs happen on their own — you watch it play out in the project, you don't script it.
is there an api?
yes. a rest api at api.aldena.ai/v1 covers your account, teams, projects, agents and skills, on every plan. create personal api keys under account → api keys, full access or read-only, and find the guides and reference at docs.aldena.ai.
can i run several clients at once without their work mixing?
yes — one project per client, product, or piece of work. each gets its own integrations, memory, and a sandbox per conversation, and nothing crosses between projects. run as many in parallel as your team plan allows.
will it run away with my money?
no. the team plan is one flat price per team, and aldena bills nothing else. there are no credits and no usage limits, and nothing is metered or charged per request. ai usage and sandbox machine time go to your own provider accounts at their rates.
will it work with my stack?
today: github, bitbucket, jira, linear, notion, gmail, slack, sentry, and vercel. attach more from the skill marketplace — each skill is a real integration or in-platform ability you bolt onto any agent.
ready when you are / your first project
spin up your
first project.
one isolated project per client, product, or piece of work — wired to your stack, pushing tested branches, and asking you only for decisions.