Pricing

Priced per active project, not per person.

You are paying for a system kept understood, not for seats. What a plan covers is how many live projects you have and how often each one can be analysed — nothing is priced per person.

Free

$0

See what 1ADK makes of your system, and what changes when you run it again.

  • One project
  • The first full analysis, and the map it produces
  • One further analysis, and the changes between the two
  • Components, interfaces, dependencies and data
  • The evidence behind each claim, and the unknowns left open

Two analyses of one project. After that the project stays readable and updates pause — nothing is deleted.

Build your project map

No card. No expiry. No call.

Live Project

$99 / month

Keep one system's picture current, for as long as the system keeps changing.

  • Everything in Free, without the two-analysis limit
  • One active project, analysed as often as it changes
  • The full history of the technical picture over time
  • What arrived, what moved, what went away, between any two analyses
  • Claims that can no longer be stood behind, marked as such

Fair use of one active project. If a project turns out to be unusually large we will talk to you about it, not silently throttle you.

Ask for this plan

A person replies. Nothing is charged until you have agreed to it.

Team

$299 / month

Several systems, one technical memory, and the people who need to read it.

  • Everything in Live Project, for up to three active projects
  • One technical memory across the systems a company owns
  • For an owner whose product is more than one codebase

Three active projects.

Ask for this plan

A person replies. Nothing is charged until you have agreed to it.

How paying works today 1ADK does not charge cards yet. On a paid plan you tell us which one you want, a person replies with how to pay, and nothing is charged until you have agreed to it. We would rather say that plainly than build a checkout that cannot take your money.

Tax on these prices Prices are in US dollars and do not include tax. When card payment is switched on, any VAT or sales tax that applies where you are will be calculated by Stripe at checkout and added to the price above. We add no tax figure of our own.

Who you are paying FinMV SIA, a company in Latvia. When card payment is switched on it will be handled by Stripe. The terms say the rest, including what is not promised.

Why monthly

A technical picture after every sprint.

The first analysis shows what you have. The second shows what changed after work on the project. Both analyses and their comparison are free. Subscribe for further updates and history. The picture you already have remains readable.

Update after changes

Run another analysis after work on the system. Check new findings and what is no longer confirmed.

Discuss the sprint’s result

Compare two analyses: what appeared, changed or was reported removed. An absent mention remains a question.

It does not leave with anyone

The understanding lives in the company rather than in one person's head, which is the whole reason to have it.

It keeps its receipts

Every claim carries the file, configuration or document it came from, so a new developer can check it rather than take it on faith.

The free plan

Free is not a trial, and it is not a demo.

It never expires and it does not hide half your architecture behind a wall. It gives you the whole picture of one project, and one update after it, because you cannot judge this product from a single snapshot.

Free includes

  • The complete map, not a sample of it
  • Every component and interface the analysis found
  • The evidence behind claims
  • The unknowns, stated as unknowns
  • A second analysis, and the changes between the two

What happens when it runs out

Nothing is deleted and nothing is hidden. The project stays readable, with everything it already knows. What stops is new analyses — the picture holds still until you decide whether keeping it current is worth $99 a month.

We would rather you decided that with the whole product in front of you than with a countdown running.

Questions

Before you spend anything.

Do you get access to my repository?

No. 1ADK never connects to your code, your repository host, your servers or your machine. A coding agent you already use does the reading on your side — connected once, or run by hand — and produces a description of your system. Nothing in it becomes part of your project until you approve it.

Does my source code end up on your servers?

No. What 1ADK receives is the description — names of components, what each is for, what it connects to, and what those conclusions are based on. Not your files. If you run the analysis with a cloud coding agent, that agent processes your code under its own terms; that boundary is theirs, not ours, and we would rather say so than imply your code never leaves your building.

What counts as one project?

One system you want to understand — usually one product, one codebase or one deployable service. If you are genuinely unsure whether yours is one project or two, write to us and we will tell you honestly.

What if my project is very large?

The plan says fair use rather than unlimited because the cost of analysing a very large system is real. If yours turns out to be unusual we will talk to you about it. Nobody gets silently throttled.

Can I stop?

Yes, at any time, and your project stays readable afterwards. Updates pause; nothing is deleted.

Is there an annual price, or a discount?

Not yet. There is no introductory rate and no strike-through price, because there is nothing to compare against yet and inventing one would be dishonest.

Do you have an enterprise plan?

Not yet. Deployment inside your infrastructure and separate enterprise terms are not currently offered.

Can my developer or agency have their own login?

Separate logins for invited participants are not available yet. Team covers up to three active projects. You can discuss selected screens together; no source code needs to be sent to 1ADK.

Who is behind this?

Mikhail Piskunov, a technical founder building 1ADK. If you write to us, you are writing to a person who works on the product. The company that contracts with you and receives payment is FinMV SIA, in Latvia.

Start with the free one.

Build the map of one project, run it again after something changes, and see what 1ADK tells you. Then decide whether it is worth keeping current.

Build your project map — free See a finished one first