Rork

Rork says GPT-6 Astra is now available from its model menu for Pro and Max users, with Low, Medium and High effort settings. The vendor positions the model for projects where many screens, backend logic and payments need to stay in view together.

Why this matters

Model choice matters most after a prototype grows into a connected product. A larger working context may reduce the need to restate how screens, data and integrations fit together, although Rork has not published an independent benchmark here and WhatAI has not tested the feature.

A practical way to assess it

Try the same bounded change with your current model and GPT-6 Astra, then compare the actual files changed, build result and regressions. Use the lower effort setting for a narrow edit and reserve higher effort for architecture or multi-step debugging. Keep a working version available so you can revert if the change spreads beyond the request.

What to check before choosing a plan

Rork says Pro and Max include the model, while the Free plan points users to the plan that unlocks it. Model access, credits and billing can change, so verify the live model menu and current subscription page before upgrading.

WhatAI view

This is a meaningful addition for larger Rork projects, but the model name alone is not a reason to migrate an app. The useful question is whether it produces cleaner, verifiable changes in your own project without increasing credit use or review work beyond the value gained.