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AI chat, inline completions and a live preview — in the browser

Code editor with intelligence

Spin up a real dev environment in a browser tab. Write, run and preview full-stack apps with an AI pair programmer that can actually read your files.

Sign in with GitHub or Google — no card, no install.

6
Starter templates
0
Setup steps
Projects per account

Everything you need in one tab

No local toolchain, no Docker, no waiting on a container to warm up.

AI chat that reads your code

Attach any file from the project and ask about it. Conversations are saved per playground, so context survives a refresh.

Inline completions

Ghost-text suggestions appear as you type, powered by a completion model wired straight into Monaco.

Real terminal, real install

A WebContainer boots Node in the tab. npm install and dev servers run for real — nothing is faked.

Full Monaco editor

The same editor core that powers VS Code, with a file tree, multi-tab editing and syntax support out of the box.

Import from GitHub

Paste a repository URL and Rigpaz pulls it in, detects the framework and normalizes it into a playground.

Shareable links

Flip a project to public and anyone can open a read-only view — no account needed on their end.

Autosave

Edits persist as you go. Close the tab mid-thought and pick the project back up exactly where you left it.

Command palette

Hit ⌘K / Ctrl+K to jump between projects, create something new or flip the theme without leaving the keyboard.

From zero to running in under a minute

  1. 01

    Sign in

    GitHub or Google. Sign in with either and you land in the same account — they're matched by email.

  2. 02

    Pick a stack or import a repo

    Choose one of six starters, or paste a GitHub URL and let Rigpaz detect the framework for you.

  3. 03

    Build with the AI beside you

    Edit in Monaco, run commands in a real terminal, attach files to the chat and watch the preview update live.

Start from a template

Pick a stack and you get a working project with dependencies already declared. Or import any repo from GitHub.

React
Next.js
Vue
Angular
Express
Hono

Questions, answered

Still curious? The docs go deeper.

Your next project is one click away

Open a tab, pick a stack, start typing. That's the whole setup.