import from anywhere
paste a github, gitlab, bitbucket or codeberg link, including a branch or subfolder. gists, folders and zip files work too.
files
output
01 / languages
one run button,
thirty-something languages.
compiled languages build on real gcc, clang, rustc, go and .net toolchains in a remote sandbox. javascript runs right in your tab. html and css render in a live preview.
02 / features
an ide that works the way
you already do.
completions you can tune
keywords, builtins, snippets and symbols from every file in the project. tab accepts, ghost text finishes lines. every part has its own switch.
errors in the gutter
unbalanced brackets and missing colons show up as you type. after a run, compiler errors land on the exact line they point to.
panels go where you put them
files on the left, output at the bottom. drag any panel tab to the left, right or bottom edge and the layout stays that way.
themes, including yours
dark+, visual studio, darcula, monokai, dracula, one dark, github and more. build your own theme and share it as a link.
your shortcuts
pick vs code, pycharm or visual studio keys, or the hybrid preset. f5, shift+f10, ctrl+enter and ctrl+b all do what your hands expect.
03 / how it works
three steps. no setup.
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01
bring code in
import a repo or start from a template. projects are saved in your browser.
→ github.com/you/project unpacking · 214 files ✓ ready
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02
write
a full editor with completions, multi-cursor, find and replace, go to definition and project search.
fn main() { println!("hi"); }
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03
run
press run or your usual shortcut. pipe in stdin and read the output in the panel below.
$ run main.rs hi ■ exit 0 · 912 ms