Q turns a backlog into a running sprint — it plans the work, tracks every card, and coordinates the agents that build it. It runs inside your own cloud, your own repos, your own CI. We don't host a copy of your codebase.
Runs in your infrastructure · no code leaves your environment
See the sprint-by-sprint throughput from a team running Q in production — not a synthetic benchmark.
Q runs against your repos, your CI, your cloud account. We never host a shared copy of your code.
No setting to flip. Q doesn't phone home with your source or your tickets.
Your codebase is yours. We never train on it.
No hidden fees or surprise tiers. Talk to us and we'll tell you exactly what it costs.
You stay the architect. Agents do the typing, you keep the judgment calls.
Four products, one adoption path. Start with Q, add what you need.
Plans sprints, tracks work items, keeps Jira/GitHub in sync, and coordinates whatever agents you point it at. Standalone and useful on its own.
This pageThe agentic development team Q conducts — agents that read tickets, write code, open PRs, and run tests, inside your own infrastructure.
Meet Hive →Persistent recall that lives at whatever level you need it — a single agent's decisions, a whole application, a specific requirement, or one user story — so agents (and you) stop re-explaining context that was already established.
Meet HiveMind →The durable record of business requirements — what was asked for, why, and what changed. Every card Q works traces back to the requirement in Honey that justified it.
Meet Honey →Three things make Q different from a hosted agent platform.
Q is deployed into your own cloud account and works against your own repos and CI. There is no shared multi-tenant service holding a copy of your code.
No trial gimmicks, no bait-and-switch tier. Talk to us and we'll walk you through exactly what Q costs and what Hive and HiveMind add.
Use Q on its own to orchestrate your own scripts and agents, or layer Hive and HiveMind on top. Nothing is bundled that you didn't ask for.
See exactly what runs where, what leaves your environment (nothing, by default), and how this differs from a hosted agent platform.
Talk to us about pointing Q at your backlog — how it plans and coordinates a sprint, with no code leaving your infrastructure.
