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1d ago

Gryphana Alpha: code in the browser, run on a cloud Linux machine. What should we build first?

Hi everyone!
We're a two-person team, and today we're launching the Alpha version of Gryphana, a browser-based IDE with cloud runtimes.
Why now? Product Hunt is running Hypership on September 30, 2026 12:01 AM PDT, and we wanted to take part and collect as much feedback as possible from real developers. This is an early Alpha, so expect rough edges. Right now we're mostly gathering market data and opinions.
What works today:
- Full code editor with syntax highlighting
- Creating and editing files
- Running your project in a cloud environment (Linux)
- Console streaming to your browser
What we're working on:
- GUI streaming
- Windows environments
- AI-assisted coding
- Better GitHub integration
- Organizations and collaboration with other users
We'd love to hear from you:
- What would you use a tool like this for?
- Which of the features above matters most to you? Is anything missing from the list?
- What would stop you from trying it or using it regularly?
- Any bugs or rough edges you notice in the Alpha?
Try it here: gryphana.com
We'll be around all day reading and answering every comment. Thank you for your time and honest feedback!

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20h ago

Gryphana - Code whatever you want, wherever you want in your browser

Gryphana is a full cloud IDE for writing, compiling, and running projects in any language, from Linux console apps to Windows desktop GUIs, inside real target environments. Your code runs on the actual platform it targets, with live output streamed straight to your browser, so you can build and test across systems without owning them. Open a tab, pick a language and OS, and start coding instantly. Built for developers testing across platforms and students who need a capable dev environment.