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Download
Install the Windows desktop app when a verified release is published.
AI workspace for Windows
UGP is an AI coding workspace for real Windows projects
Use one account to run AI-assisted coding work across your local projects: inspect files, explain code, prepare edits, run terminal checks, review changes, manage API keys, and keep billing, teams, devices, and history visible from the web portal.
Local projects stay on your computer
Build a better project
Use AI agents to work on your local codebase.
Ask an agent to help with your project...
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Agent
I will take a look at your project and suggest next steps.
Scanning project files...Analyzing code structure...Identifying improvements...Ready with suggestions.Start in four steps
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Create account
Use email/password or configured Google sign-in for the same account on the site and app.
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Open your project
Open a local repository, keep the file tree visible, and choose what the agent may access.
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Start building
Ask for explanations, edits, tests, terminal checks, review notes, or project cleanups.
Built for local coding
A focused desktop workspace with account tools around it.
UGP combines a Windows coding application with a web account portal. The desktop app is where code work happens; the website keeps account access, pricing, plan limits, usage, billing, devices, teams, API keys, project records, and security settings in one place.
Agent chat grounded in project files
Ask an agent to inspect a repository, explain unfamiliar code, plan a change, prepare edits, or summarize what needs verification before you merge.
Project tree and terminal
Keep project files, terminal output, and agent context near each other so code changes can be checked without jumping between unrelated tools.
Code stays in the desktop workflow
The web portal stays focused on account and product operations. Local code work belongs in the Windows application, where file access and terminal actions are explicit.
Account portal for the operational layer
Manage profile, plan, usage, invoices, API keys, linked devices, teams, project records, and security settings from the website.
Reviewable agent history
Agent records, statuses, provider and model metadata, timestamps, project links, and history actions are shown when returned by the account API.
Teams, keys, and devices
Invite members, manage roles, issue scoped API keys, rotate or revoke access, and review which devices are connected to the account.
Usage and cost visibility
The billing area is designed to show plan, spend, remaining credits, forecasts, invoices, and exportable usage once the server supplies those records.
Clear release state
Download pages show a direct installer only after a real release URL and version are configured; otherwise the site explains what is missing.
Security-first defaults
Protected account routes require a session, private pages are excluded from robots, and destructive account actions are represented as explicit routes.
Polished on the surface, honest underneath.
Public pages describe only product surfaces that are wired in the current site and server. When a release, payment route, provider, or sign-in method is not configured, the page says so plainly.
Connected product paths
Download, sign-in, billing, and account routes lead to working product states backed by current configuration.
One account for site and app
The same account links the website, Windows app, devices, usage records, teams, API keys, and billing state.
Comfortable on every screen
Public pages, cards, navigation, footer, and forms stay readable on mobile, tablet, laptop, and desktop widths.
No pretending when config is missing
Google sign-in, Stripe, email flows, and release metadata either use real configuration or show a clear unavailable state.
Pricing aligned with modern AI coding tools.
Start free, upgrade to Pro for individual work, choose Team for shared accounts, and use Enterprise when procurement, deployment, or policy needs are larger.
Free
$0
no hard limit
For trying UGP, opening the account portal, and validating the desktop workflow.
- Personal account
- Limited agent use
- Community-ready onboarding
- Account, device, and usage pages
Pro
$20/month
no hard limit
For one developer working daily with agents, terminal checks, history, and usage.
- Individual AI coding workflow
- Higher monthly usage
- Stripe billing portal
- API keys and exportable usage
Team
$40/user/month
team collaboration
For multiple members, shared billing, roles, projects, devices, and API keys.
- Shared workspace controls
- Member roles and invitations
- Centralized billing
- Team projects, devices, and keys
Enterprise
Custom
no hard limit
For procurement, security review, access policy, self-host discussion, and rollout.
- Custom terms
- Security and policy review
- Self-host discussion
- Deployment and procurement support
Before you install
- What is UGP?
- UGP means Universal Generation Platform. It is a Windows application and account portal for working with AI agents on local coding projects.
- Does the app use the same account?
- Yes. Users sign in on the website and connect the Windows app to the same account.
- Is UGP similar to modern AI coding tools?
- UGP is positioned as an AI coding workspace for local projects: agent chat, project context, terminal-oriented workflows, reviewable history, billing visibility, and account management are the core surfaces.
- How are paid plans handled?
- The public prices are Free, Pro, Team, and Enterprise. Paid checkout is routed through the configured Stripe integration, and the billing portal keeps invoices and subscription state attached to the account.
- Where does code work happen?
- Code work happens in the Windows desktop application. The website supports account, billing, download, docs, teams, devices, usage, and security pages.
- What happens if a release is not published yet?
- The download page shows an unavailable state until a real installer URL, version, checksum, and release notes are configured.