Serious offer. I built ThinkNEO solo — a control plane that sits between your apps and AI providers and actually enforces governance: it blocks what your policy disallows, hard-stops the budget before spend runs away, redacts sensitive data, and logs every decision to a tamper-evident ledger. BYOK, provider-agnostic, live in about five minutes.
I don't want testimonials. I want you to try to break it.
I'm not going to pretend it's a polished unicorn. It's a real product I've built and hardened myself, and the thing I care about most is that it does what it says — no dashboard theater, no "masked inline" labels on features that don't mask, no numbers that look real but aren't. I've spent as much effort ripping out things that looked like they worked as I have building new ones. So I know there are things I've missed. You people find them.
The deal
The first 20 developers who submit a reproducible bug with clear steps get a free ThinkNEO Start plan for one year — real enforcement on, not a watered-down preview. Same engine everyone else runs.
What counts as breaking it
- A functional bug — something behaves wrong, breaks, or contradicts what the UI claims.
- Reproducible: steps, what you expected, what happened. Screenshots or a short clip help.
- Cosmetic typos are welcome feedback but don't claim a slot on their own — I'm after things that actually misbehave.
How to take a shot
- Start free, no credit card: https://thinkneo.ai/developers
- Go after it — set a budget and try to blow past it, write a guardrail and try to slip something through, wire up a provider and watch the decisions log.
- Found something? Report it right inside the app — Support → Report a bug. Include the steps and expected-vs-actual; your account is attached automatically, so if it's a valid bug I apply your free year to it directly.
Deadline: July 28. First 20 valid reports claim the year.
I'll be in the comments — ask me anything about the architecture, how the enforcement actually works, or why I made a given call. And if you break it, tell me how. That's the whole point.
— Fabio