VS Code in your browser

Open, review and fix your code — then push it to GitHub.

A file tree, colour-coded editor for every common language, a quality score per file, AI help and one-click push to a branch.

What you get

  • File tree with a quality score per file
  • Exact lines to improve, one click to jump
  • AI explain, review and improve
  • Push to any GitHub branch

How it works

  1. Open the Code editor from the desktop (or from an IT project)
  2. Open a GitHub link, a file or ZIP from your Files, or upload a ZIP
  3. Click a file to see its score and issues
  4. Edit or let AI improve it, then push to a branch

Why use this instead of VS Code + GitHub Codespaces?

  • Nothing to install — works on any computer
  • Download everything as a ZIP — every folder and file, with your edits
  • Quality score and issues are built in, not an add-on
  • Same editor engine as VS Code, with autocomplete

Who it is for: Freelance developers, agencies and small teams who want a quick review or fix without setting up a machine.

Price: Free to open and edit. AI help is free up to 25 requests a day.

Questions

Can I open private repositories?
Yes, with a GitHub token saved in the project. A Sign in with GitHub button is coming.
Which languages are supported?
JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, PHP, Go, Java, C#, Rust, Ruby, SQL, HTML, CSS, YAML, Markdown and many more.

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