Abacus AI Agent, also known as DeepAgent, is a general-purpose AI agent that carries out complex tasks on its own. It builds full-stack and mobile apps from text prompts with free hosting and a database, writes reports, creates presentations and spreadsheets, and connects to outside systems to perform agentic work. It has access to a powerful computer and over 100 AI models. Pricing starts at $10 per month, with the first month offered at $7.
Founders and small teams use it to launch a product without hiring developers, such as a multi-page website with Stripe payments or a CRM built by prompt. Analysts and investors run parallel equity research across many companies, and marketing staff generate decks, audio ads, videos and outreach campaigns. Developers hand off repetitive engineering work, including pull request reviews and bug fixing. Non-technical professionals benefit from the no-coding approach, since a plain description is enough to start a project.
Example scenarios on offer include a fitness app that tracks daily goals, an invoice processing API that extracts vendor, total and line items from PDFs or images, and a live funding news dashboard that refreshes through the day. Agent swarms can review the last 10 pull requests in parallel, find bugs and missing tests, then apply fixes and open new PRs. A trading agent can research and adapt toward a measurable profit goal, and an adaptive Twitter agent studies post performance to generate content. Others include data analysis with charts, retrieval chatbots built from documentation, and conference-ready reports with infographics.
