I write and maintain sites for a living, and spintax has always been edited blind: you type braces in Notepad, run something, and hope. Studio is the boring fix — a two-pane editor where the left side is your template and the right side is what the engine actually produces. Not a preview I wrote to look plausible: the same engine that decides whether the template is valid at all. It's one 2.5 MB native executable. No Electron, no bundled runtime, no telemetry, no account. 0.2 adds an optional AI draft that goes to your provider with your key — there is no key or server of mine in the path, and a draft is checked by the engine before the app calls it ready, then lands in an answer box rather than in your document. The spintax language itself lives at spintax.net, with independent Pascal, JS, PHP and Python engines held to one shared corpus. Happy to answer anything.

Spintax Studio

A native Windows editor for spintax templates

A native Windows editor for spintax templates