Individual developers.
Move from idea to verified diff without procurement.
Use a serious coding agent without asking finance, watching a token meter, or rationing your best ideas.
Open a repo, describe the task, and let Picasso gather context. It can plan, edit, run checks, debug failures, and explain the result without pulling you into a new workspace.
Move from idea to verified diff without procurement.
Learn from visible plans, commands, failures, and explanations.
Carry repo memory across client work without starting cold.
Use the same agent harness without seat pricing in the way.
Use the managed path, a supported Claude or ChatGPT subscription, provider API keys, or local models through Ollama and vLLM.
Picasso pays for inference through sponsor-supported access.
Use an existing provider subscription where supported.
Keep billing in your provider account.
Use your hardware and your models.
For privacy-sensitive or offline experiments, use local mode with Ollama or vLLM. Hosted providers, managed inference, cloud sync, sponsor surfaces, and remote MCP servers still require network access.
Keep inference on hardware you control when the task does not need hosted models.
Hosted routes, sync, sponsors, and remote tools stay tied to network-dependent modes.
Plans, goals, memory, replay, and subagents keep the same shape across local and hosted routes.
Memory keeps architecture, commands, style preferences, and decisions available when they matter. It is retrieval only, visible, editable, exportable, and deletable.
How the repo is shaped.
How you like code reviewed and tested.
Why a path was chosen.
Ask Picasso to remove a deprecated API, repair a test suite, migrate a module, fix a build, or complete a feature against clear criteria.
Set completion criteria up front.
Continue across sessions.
Replay the canvas in the Studio.
The managed path is funded by sponsors, not by turning your code into inventory. Sponsor content is labeled and kept out of code, model output, tool results, plans, routing, memory, and subagents. Budget checks can stop by provider, user, org, session, goal, or sponsored unlock instead of silently continuing.
Picasso for Mac is almost here — a coding agent that looks the way serious tools should, and costs what creative freedom should: nothing. Leave your email and be first on the canvas.
Sponsors and labs — the early canvas is yours. Choose Sponsor or Lab above and we'll reach out before launch.