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Visual workflows. Real TypeScript.

Build the workflow.
Keep the code.

Turn an idea into an agent that does useful work. Connect prompts, models, and tools on a canvas. Export a Mastra project your team can read, edit, and deploy.

Visual for builders. Editable for developers.

Customer supportExample workflow
Export project
TRIGGERNew questionAGENTSupport agentOUTPUTDraft a replyMODELYour modelTOOLKnowledge baseA task, an agent, and the tools to get it done.
Connected workflow100%

Customer supportConnect a customer question to your knowledge base and prepare a useful reply.

Built on MastraExports TypeScriptConnects MCP + APIsRuns on your infrastructure
ONE WORKFLOW, TWO WAYS TO WORK

Easy to build.
Clear to hand off.

The canvas makes the idea visible. The exported code makes it practical. Everyone works from the same workflow.

FOR BUILDERS

Describe the task.
Connect the pieces.

Give your agent instructions in plain language. Choose a model, connect the tools it needs, and see how the pieces fit together.

  • Compose agents and tools visually
  • Catch missing settings before export
  • Try a conversation in the builder
Make your first workflow
FOR DEVELOPERS

A starting point
you can actually own.

Download a readable Mastra project. Keep it in Git, extend the TypeScript, and deploy through the infrastructure you already use.

your-agent/exported project
src/mastra/
├── agents/support_agent.ts
├── tools/knowledge_base.ts
└── index.ts
Explore the repository
HOW IT WORKS

From a blank canvas
to your own project.

Start with a small task. Add only the tools and instructions your agent needs. Keep improving it in the builder or in code.

01 / DESIGN

Map the task

Add a trigger, an agent, and an output. Write down what the agent should do.

02 / CONNECT

Give it the right tools

Choose a model and connect an MCP service, API, or custom code tool.

03 / CHECK

Test the workflow

Review validation feedback and try a conversation before you export.

04 / SHIP

Take the code with you

Download the TypeScript project. Review, version, and deploy it with Mastra.

PRICING

A plan for your
next workflow.

Start on your own or bring your team.
Your code stays yours on every plan.

Starter

For independent builders turning an idea into a working agent.

$19/ month
Start building
  • Visual workflow canvas
  • Prompts and model configuration
  • Workflow validation
  • Editable TypeScript exports

Pro

For everyday building

For builders connecting agents to the tools they use every day.

$49/ month
Build with Pro
  • Everything in Starter
  • Reusable tool registry
  • MCP and custom code tools
  • In-builder chat and testing

Team

For teams taking a workflow from a visual draft to their own stack.

$149/ month
Build as a team
  • Everything in Pro
  • Portable Mastra projects
  • Version exports in your Git repo
  • Deploy on your infrastructure

Prices in USD per month. Model API usage and infrastructure costs are separate.

A FEW PRACTICAL DETAILS

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Understand what you can build,
and what happens after you export.

Do I need to know how to code?

You can build the graph, write prompts, and configure tools visually. Connecting an API requires its connection details. A developer can review the exported TypeScript when you are ready to deploy.

What exactly do I get when I export?

A downloadable Mastra project with TypeScript files for your agents, tools, and workflow configuration. Open it in your editor, inspect the code, and adapt it to your application.

What is Mastra?

Mastra is a TypeScript framework for building agents and workflows. QuickAgent provides the visual authoring layer; the exported project uses Mastra so developers can continue working in code.

Can I use my own model and tools?

Yes. Configure your model provider and credentials, connect MCP endpoints, or register custom code tools. Model API usage is billed by your provider separately from your QuickAgent plan.

Can I host it myself?

Yes. This repository includes Docker configurations for the app, worker, PostgreSQL, and Redis. The deployment guide in the repository covers Dokploy setup and operational requirements.

YOUR NEXT IDEA STARTS HERE

Make the first connection.

Open a canvas. Give your agent a task. Take it from there.

Open the builder