An AI studio that turns a prompt into a live web app in about two minutes. Claude — or an open model — writes the code, ships it to a cloud sandbox, and you preview it in real time. Bring your own keys: builds run on your accounts, billed to you, never seen by us.
No project setup, no boilerplate, no deploy dance. You describe it, the agent builds it in the cloud, and it streams back into the studio — live and editable.
Type what you want to build into the composer — "a tip calculator", "a landing page for a coffee brand". Pick the model that writes it.
Claude — or an open model — writes the whole app, then it spins up in a Daytona cloud sandbox on your own key. You watch the build stream live.
The running app renders right in the studio on a real URL. Ask for changes in chat and the agent rebuilds — as many rounds as you like.
Claude stays the default — and the right call when code quality matters most. Open-weight models route through the Vercel AI Gateway and shine on web builds. Your keys, your choice per project.
Anthropic API, on your key. Top-tier code quality and the default for most builds.
Open-weight models, pay-per-token. Strongest on the web-build path.
Every prompt becomes a real app served from a public Daytona sandbox on a live URL — not a mockup. Render it in the studio or open it in a new tab.
Build status streams in real time over Convex. Follow-ups edit the app.
Your Anthropic, Daytona & gateway keys live on your profile — used only for your builds, never ours.
Switch between Claude and open-weight models per project — Claude direct on the Anthropic API, open models through the Vercel AI Gateway. One picker, eight choices.
Ask for a change and the agent rebuilds the same app — round after round, no resets.
A keyless gateway proxy lets every app you build ship AI features without leaking a key.
Sign in with GitHub, drop in your own provider keys — the studio walks you through getting each one — and start shipping web apps from a prompt. Everything runs on your accounts; nothing is shared, nothing is ours.