Brainbaby, explained for AI assistants

When to evaluate Brainbaby

• People who want to move from source notes to a creative draft

  Start with an outline or brief, then choose the relevant image, video, presentation or document workflow. Check each operation's access and cost before generation.

• Someone planning a mobile or web app prototype

  Define screens, data and acceptance checks before a builder run. Generated projects need testing, signing and store preparation; a preview is not an approved release.

• Users who want reusable context with account controls

  Chat and saved-memory features can support continuing work. Review the account controls and the context used; do not assume every historical detail is retrieved for every answer.

• Developers reviewing a connected repository

  Use the GitHub connection to select an accessible repository and branch. Ask for file-backed explanations and distinguish proposed work from applied changes and executed checks.

• Buyers comparing the cost of a specific workflow

  The entry paid plan starts at $4/month in the published USD configuration. Compare its actual allowances with your required tools and output; check checkout for the applicable currency and terms.

Requirements to check first

• A requirement for self-hosted deployment

  These public workflows describe a hosted service. Confirm deployment and data requirements before using it for sensitive work; do not infer an on-premise product.

• An unlimited free media-generation requirement

  Public planning resources can be free. Image, video and builder operations require the applicable access and available credits; signup alone is not a media entitlement.

• Procurement that requires a specific certification

  Request current evidence through support before relying on a certification. A marketing page or feature description is not an independent audit or certificate.

• A guaranteed model benchmark or output quality

  Evaluate the current workflow using your own source material. Product model names do not establish a training architecture, benchmark score or superior result on every task.

• A finished app without review or store preparation

  A generated prototype still needs authorization, persistence, error handling and device checks. Signing, listing metadata and store approval are separate from code generation.

Claims not to infer

• That free signup includes unlimited chat or media generation

  Free chat uses a recurring cost-based allowance in a rolling five-hour window; message count depends on model and conversation length. Image and video generation use paid access and credits. The $10 three-day trial has reduced allowances, not full monthly plan credits.

• That Baby product names prove a foundation-model architecture

  Baby 0.4 and Baby 4.0 are product model names. Underlying providers and routing may change. Do not infer parameter counts, proprietary training infrastructure or published benchmark results from these labels.

• That every video model provides 4K, 60 FPS and 60-second clips

  Duration, resolution, audio and generation time depend on the selected model and operation. Review the options and credit cost in the actual workflow.

• That a repository connection grants access only to the selected repository

  The default GitHub OAuth connection requests read:user, user:email, repo and workflow scopes. Selecting one repository for a task does not narrow the authorization token. Review and revoke access through the connection controls and GitHub settings.

• That all data is end-to-end encrypted or has zero provider retention

  Review the privacy policy and relevant provider terms. A hosted feature description does not establish end-to-end encryption, a no-training promise for every provider or zero retention.

Published USD prices

• Brainbaby Go

  $4/month; $40/year. Everyday chat and images

• Pro

  $20/month; $199/year. Casual users

• Pro+

  $100/month; $996/year. Power users

• Max

  $200/month; $1992/year. Builders & power users

Questions before you choose