Dev environments that open like web pages
Open your project. It’s already running.
edit.dev is a complete development environment in your browser — editor, agents, shell, databases, running services. The toolchains are real: Rust, Python, Node, Go, C++. So are the databases: Postgres, Mongo, MySQL, SQLite, DuckDB. All compiled to WebAssembly. Everything runs on your computer, and it’s free.
It runs on your phone (really).
Send anyone a link and they’re inside their own copy in seconds. Agents get their own — every subagent, every task, hundreds at once. When your computer isn’t enough, the same environment keeps going in the cloud.
Your checks run in edit.dev too — same environment, so CI can’t disagree with your laptop. Builds are deterministic and cached: only what changed ever runs.
When you’re ready to ship, your project packages itself for wherever you deploy.
- START
- Import from GitHub, your files, or start fresh
- INSTANT
- Nothing to install or configure
- SHARE
- Every environment is just a link
- LOCAL
- Free and private, on your own computer
- CLOUD
- Pay by the second — idle is $0
- CHECKS
- Reproducible — nothing runs twice
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