> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mynth.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Beta

> Mynth is now in beta — here's what that means for the API, magic prompt, and using Mynth in production.

Mynth is now in **beta**. The early alpha period is over: the core platform has settled, and Mynth is ready for real use beyond demos and experiments.

## What beta means

<Card title="The base API is stable" icon="circle-check">
  Models, image size, magic prompt, webhooks, and the rest of the base API are stable. We won't make
  breaking changes to them without a proper migration period and advance notice — so you can build
  against Mynth with confidence.
</Card>

<Card title="Ready beyond demos" icon="rocket">
  Mynth is now more stable and dependable. It's suitable for non-critical production environments,
  or for production use behind a fallback. As always, design for graceful degradation where image
  generation is on a critical path.
</Card>

## Magic prompt is still in beta

Magic prompt remains in **beta** while we keep iterating on it. During the beta period it's **free for testing purposes**, so you can explore what it does without worrying about cost. Expect it to keep evolving — unlike the base API, magic prompt may still change.

## Testing credits for developers

We've paused automatic signup credits because they were repeatedly abused by bots and other automated signups. We still want genuine developers to be able to evaluate Mynth and build with it, regardless of budget.

If you need help getting started, [DM @mynthio on X](https://x.com/mynthio) or [join us on Discord](https://discord.gg/ktHXuPVaqB) and tell us what you're building. We may provide up to **\$10 in testing credits**, based on what you need.

## Top-ups and going to production

Top-ups are enabled. For now, think of them mainly as a way to **support Mynth** while it grows.

That said — if you like Mynth and want to run it in production at higher load, you're very welcome to. We don't have anything against paid production use, and we're happy to collaborate with anyone who wants to use Mynth seriously: helping solve issues, tuning for your workload, and working through whatever comes up.

If that's you, get in touch:

* **Discord** — [join the community](https://discord.gg/ktHXuPVaqB)
* **Email** — [mynth@mynth.io](mailto:mynth@mynth.io)

We'd love to hear what you're building.