Say what should exist. dhrive creates the company and runs it.
Works with Claude Code Codex Antigravity Ollama
You say it. dhrive creates it.
No idea? Let dhrive surprise you.
A booking desk for short-term rental cleaners
Researched
3 searches
Named it Acme
Brief, voice, goals
Built it
Product and website
Live
HTTPS, its own address
Every role. Your final say.
Launch price
1,500 $DHRIVE a month or 12,000 $DHRIVE a year, after 14 free days. No wallet to start.
A company dhrive creates from one sentence and then runs: product, website, tasks, all of it. You step in whenever you want.
No. You write sentences; dhrive's agents write the code. If you do code, every company is a normal repo on your Mac that you can open, change and push.
No. Anything meant for the outside world, like posts, ads and emails, is written as a draft for your OK. It never buys anything.
At yourcompany.dhrive.site, with HTTPS, as soon as the first delivery is done. A domain of your own can point there too.
Get $DHRIVE and use all of it for 14 days, free. No wallet, just an email.
It's in beta. It works, and a new version comes out every week, but you may still run into rough edges, and features can change. Tell us on the Feedback page and we fix those first.
1,500 $DHRIVE a month or 12,000 $DHRIVE a year, a launch price: hold now and it stays yours for as long as you do. First come 14 free days, no wallet. Your AI CLIs keep their own plans, as they do today.
Claude Code, Codex (including the copy that comes inside the ChatGPT app) and Antigravity, plus open-weight models through Ollama.
Your code and conversations stay on your Mac. What leaves is the website you publish, and your prompts, which go to the provider of the CLI you picked, as they do today, or nowhere with a local model.
No. dhrive uses each CLI’s own sign-in and never asks for a key.
macOS on Apple Silicon for now.