NinjaTech AIReviews of myninja.ai

I primarily use NinjaTech AI (specially SuperNinja) for web application development, and I use it for four things: writing the requirements documents, producing the mockups, writing the code, and testing it. The projects are Laravel ecommerce, social networking and media platforms, custom WordPress builds, and a few Node apps. I'm an entrepreneur running multiple businesses where web development is not my primary role, so it's nice that SuperNinja is covering web development and design roles that I'd otherwise have to hire for. I have it write the technical reference design first (schema, how the services are split, what depends on what, etc). Then static HTML mockups and the UI/UX assets. Then I hand the coding agent the mockups and the TRD together and it builds the application from both and also from context of our conversation history. Complex projects that used to take me 6-12 months (or sometimes never finish) now takes me about 3-6 weeks. I'll give it a prompt and it will work through it while I'm doing something else (working on other areas of my business, in the shower, etc). When I'm done, the task is finished and I can immediately view and test the changes on an internal functional server. It writes and runs its own tests, noting and correcting any bugs it finds. I still read and test everything myself. It also automatically commits the changes to my GitHub repo and has an internal server where I can see my application (complete with database and all) so I can perform my own tests prior to committing. While I still maintain a subscription to JetBrains AI and do some agentic code development directly in my IDE, I find SuperNinja 's code to be more robust, more accurate, and written faster. I also find the UI/UX design to be much more to my liking and the projects don't look like they were produced with AI. Overall it's unlocked a whole new enhanced workflow for me as a single developer with many actions outside of my bandwidth or skill set (like diving into a bunch of third party APIs). I would highly recommend NinjaTech AI to other entrepreneurs no matter your use case as it can help in so many areas of your day to day business from writing documents and proposals to planning event programming agenda to writing entire editorial pieces, etc.

While building, I found a scrip tag pointing to sites .super.myninja. ai/_assets/ninja-daytona-script.js sitting in my own HTML file — code I never wrote and was never told about. No warning during setup, no mention in docs, nothing. I only caught it because I had a second pair of eyes reviewing the codebase. For context: this is an app with access to downloads, tabs, and browsing data. Finding an unexplained, unversioned third-party script silently pulling from your servers into that kind of privileged code is exactly the sort of thing that should require explicit, upfront consent — not something a user has to discover by manually auditing their own files. Had to strip it out myself once I found it. If you're going to inject anything into a user's project, disclose it clearly before it happens.

Site claims to be adult uncensored chat, but turned around and tried to force anti-white, racist, woke rhetoric down my throat when i created a fantasy roleplay that occured in a mythical land with mythical characters. A world where elves and humans intermarried to create a dominate race of offspring. Advertised as uncensored, but said my "fantasy" world was quote...."Racial fetishization ("mixed race kings," the emphasis on your whiteness) because i described myself as a middle aged white human male.

I really liked this service before the recent pricing changes. Under the previous model, pricing was based on tasks, which worked well for how I used the platform. I could complete a few tasks each month and generally knew what I was getting for the price. The new model is credit-based, and existing users were not transitioned to a comparable plan. Features I originally signed up for, including multiple chat agents, are no longer available in the same way. It is also difficult to predict how many credits a request will require, and credits are even deducted for using the “Improve My Prompt” feature before the actual task begins. What really changed my opinion was asking the service to create an Excel spreadsheet from data I provided. That single request apparently used all of my available credits and still did not finish, so I had to purchase more credits just to complete it. At this point, it is difficult to justify keeping the service. The new pricing model feels far less predictable, and having one request exhaust an entire month’s credits does not seem cost-effective for the value received.

In 2025, the service was good. However, they overhauled the pricing model in 2026—replacing unlimited AI access with a usage-based model where you’re charged even in 'free' chat mode. The new structure offers little to no value for money. I received only a ridiculous partial refund. It’s like walking into an all-you-can-eat restaurant only to be billed a la carte at checkout. Do your own research - ‘While some plans previously included unlimited usage, we are no longer able to offer unlimited access under the current platform model.’

this ai is dogwater the fact that i gfet one per day and i now when i ask for a task done it wont and when i reset the page its taken from me? yea your a bunch of scammers

I do not recommend this service. They are scammers who change subscription terms right in the middle of an active plan. I paid $50 for a subscription that included 300 tasks per month and 500 chat messages daily. On May 21st, they forced everyone onto a new billing system, completely ignoring what plan people had originally purchased. My subscription was converted into just 600 credits, which is only enough for 20 messages. After that, they force you to pay more to keep using the service. When I complained, support gave me 300 credits as a "gesture of goodwill." However, they refused my refund request, claiming that the services had already been provided. Yet, they completely ignore the fact that they changed the very plan I paid for. Imagine buying a subscription under one set of terms, only to be told the next day that you can now only send one message a day, and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it.

They helped me lose traffic to my website AND managed to unverify my google business profile which I worked so hard to verify! Would highly not recommend