Describe the app. Watch it get built.
Studio is a coding team you talk to. Ask for a feature in plain language and the agents write the code on your own Foreman host, run it, and hand you a live preview you open in your browser — while you watch.
Let it build — or just think out loud.
Every project has a chat. Pick how much rope the agent gets, per message.
Full permissions. The agent writes the code, runs it, and verifies it before calling it done.
Read-only. It investigates the codebase and proposes a plan — nothing changes until you say so.
Just talk it through. No tools, no edits — think out loud with an agent that knows your code.
A running app, not a wall of diffs.
The agent starts your project's dev server on your host, and one click opens the running app in a real browser tab — dock the Studio chat beside it with the browser extension and steer while you watch. Back in Studio, the live logs, the file tree and editor, and per-project environment variables are a tab away — secrets are encrypted at rest and written straight to your .env.
Connect a repo. Deploy in a click.
Link a GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repo — no tokens to paste — and commit and push from inside Studio. When it's ready, one click deploys to your connected Render or Vercel account. And before the agent ever claims it's done, it runs a typecheck, a build, and a headless smoke test against the live app.
Your code. Your host. Your models.
Code, dev server, and files live on your Foreman host — the desktop app or a cloud host — not in a black box.
Scaffold a fresh project from a template, or open a codebase already on your machine and pick up where it left off.
Choose which AI models the coding agents use with a workspace-scoped allowlist — separate from the rest of your team.
Studio runs on your Foreman host — the desktop app or a cloud host. When no host is online, previews and the dev server pause until you bring one back up.
Build your next thing by describing it.
Free to start — no card needed. Open Studio, say what you want, and watch it come together on your own machine.