Less in the way. More room to work.

A plan for
your kind of work.

Sherlock for your hardest problems. Watson for your daily flow. One key, with the allowance that fits you.

Your work stays yours. On every plan.

Part of every planRedBeard harness PlannedNo conversation logsAPI accessNo account needed
Proposed launch pricing. Checkout opens with the beta.Compare the details

The models. The tools. One RedBeard experience.

Our own harness, built from opencode and tuned for Sherlock and Watson. In development.

Meet the harness

The details, side by side.

Start with the way you work.
Here’s how much room each plan gives you.

Scroll sideways to compare every plan

Proposed RedBeard subscription plans, model access and usage allowances
Your planStarter$50 / monthPower$100 / monthMax$200 / month
Sherlock allowance1×3×10×
Watson accessIncludedIncludedIncluded
RedBeard harnessPlannedPlannedPlanned
API accessIncludedIncludedIncluded
Conversation logsNoneNoneNone

Proposed launch allowances. API rates will be confirmed for the beta. The harness is planned, and checkout is not open.

Two windows.
Always in view.

A 5-hour allowance covers busy stretches. A weekly allowance covers the longer haul. If you reach either one, wait until that window resets. Your panel shows both at a glance.

Usage is counted in tokens, the small pieces of text a model reads and writes. Higher plans buy more room with Sherlock; Watson is intended for more generous everyday use.

A few good questions.

The useful details, without the fine print.

What changes between the plans?

The room you have to work, especially your Sherlock allowance. Power gives you three times the Starter allowance, and Max gives you ten times as much, in both the 5-hour and the weekly window.

How are Sherlock and Watson different?

Sherlock is intended for more demanding code and reasoning. Watson is the everyday model for questions, research, and regular work.

What is the RedBeard harness?

Our planned workspace for using Sherlock and Watson with your project and tools. We will build on open-source opencode, rebrand the interface, and tune the workflow for our models. It is in development; the website shows an interface concept.

What happens when I reach a limit?

You wait until that window resets. Your panel shows what is left and when you can continue. Unused allowance does not roll over.

Can I keep using my existing tools?

Yes. The planned service supports OpenAI-compatible API clients, including opencode. You can use your own tools alongside the future RedBeard harness.

Can I buy a key today?

This is a local design preview. Checkout and key issuance are not open yet. You can explore the panel with clearly labelled example usage.