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 the running app shows right on the project page, next to the chat, so you can use it and steer while you watch. Need devtools? One click opens it in a real browser tab. Around it, 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.