Developers wanting several coding agents running at once can start free, though weekly limits push heavier users towards Google AI Pro or Ultra.

Kenning's take

What it does

Antigravity is Google's development platform where AI agents powered by Gemini plan, write, run and check code across the editor, terminal and browser, producing artifacts such as plans, screenshots and recordings for review. It launched in November 2025 as an editor with an agent manager. Antigravity 2.0, released on 19 May 2026, is a separate desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux with no IDE, adding subagents, background tasks, scheduled agent runs and projects that span several folders; there is also a CLI, SDK and IDE extensions.

• Agents that work across editor, terminal and browser
• Artifacts such as plans, screenshots and browser recordings
• Antigravity 2.0 desktop app with dynamic subagents
• Scheduled tasks that run agents on a cron
• JSON hooks and project-level permissions
• CLI, SDK and IDE extensions

Who it suits. Software developers and teams who want to hand multi-step coding work to AI agents and run several at once.

Key facts

Category

Developer tools

Made by

Google

Released

18 November 2025

How to get it

free download for individuals; higher limits with Google AI Pro or Ultra; business access through Google Cloud and Gemini Enterprise; API with consumption pricing

Works on

macOS, Windows, Linux

Free plan

Individual: $0 a month, unlimited tab completions and command requests, basic weekly rate limits

API price

consumption-based API pricing; rates not shown on the Antigravity pricing page

Pricing

Plan	Price	Billed
Google AI Pro	Not stated unknown	month
Google AI Ultra	Not stated unknown	month
Gemini Enterprise Standard/Plus	$from 30	seat per month

source

Reviews and write-ups

• SD Times 2025-11-18
• The New Stack

FAQ

Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.