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Fast, reliable and very intuitive web based IDE. Bunch of features like code review making it a great go to product. Not to mention, it has a starting point price that you can barely find anywhere else. Totally recommended to give it a try!
What needs improvement
homepage design could feel more clean in my own taste, but the IDEA itself looks pretty awesome.
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It just works and delivers what I want, and it does it well.
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Thank you Roman!
Really appreciate the kind words — especially coming from someone who clearly knows their way around dev tools.
Fair point on the homepage. It's a solo-builder trade-off: I've poured most of my time into the product itself (IDE, models, code review) rather than the landing page polish. Definitely on the roadmap to clean up.
If you're into the IDE — I literally just shipped two things today that might interest you: project export as .zip (so you can take your code anywhere), and self-healing code (the AI now catches and fixes its own runtime errors in the live preview). Would love your feedback on those if you give them a spin!
Thank you Roman!
Really appreciate the kind words — especially coming from someone who clearly knows their way around dev tools.
Fair point on the homepage. It's a solo-builder trade-off: I've poured most of my time into the product itself (IDE, models, code review) rather than the landing page polish. Definitely on the roadmap to clean up.
If you're into the IDE — I literally just shipped two things today that might interest you: project export as .zip (so you can take your code anywhere), and self-healing code (the AI now catches and fixes its own runtime errors in the live preview). Would love your feedback on those if you give them a spin!
What do you usually build with it?