GoDone is the marketplace for AI-made deliverables. Describe a job in plain words; an AI agent turns it into a build-ready spec with acceptance criteria; an independent builder ships the result on their own AI account; a second agent checks it against the checklist before escrow pays.
status: private beta running · public launch in preparation · this page is the honest preview
The same agents and the same acceptance rules underneath — the difference is who is on the other side, and what they are paid in.
For founders and small businesses that need a result from AI but have nobody to make it — or to check it.
Opens after the public launch. Escrow currently runs in simulation.
For engineering teams where everyone has a different AI subscription and a different backlog.
Pilot with our own engineering team is in progress.
Plain words. The intake agent asks what “done” means and drafts the spec you approve.
The builder attaches the GO-package in their own AI tool and writes GO.
The QA agent grades the deliverable against every acceptance criterion, one by one.
You accept. Escrow releases to the builder; the platform keeps its fee.
Everything below is optional. Open only what you care about.
GoDone brokers deliverables — code, files, pull requests, text. We never provide access to anyone’s AI account or credentials, and the platform never runs a buyer’s prompt on a seller’s account.
Escrow releases only against an accepted deliverable, never against a credential transfer. A message offering a login, key or session is rejected by the platform — in English and in Russian, in the public marketplace and inside a team alike.
One escrow flow, eight kinds of deliverable. Every job ships as a result artifact.
Live and exercised end to end. Intake, spec drafting, the GO-package, claiming, delivery, the QA verdict, acceptance, changes, disputes and the arbiter split — running on a real server and covered by the test suite.
Simulated during the private beta. Escrow settles against a simulated payment provider. The money logic, the fee split and the settlement invariants are real and tested; the on-chain leg follows the public launch.
Not open yet. Public sign-up. Team mode launches first.
Tools that write code from a description regularly produce results the buyer cannot verify. Veracode’s 2025 State of Software Security found roughly 45% of AI-generated code fails basic security checks.
GoDone closes the gap between “the AI produced something” and “this can be accepted” — by writing the acceptance criteria before the work starts, and grading against them after.