A full IDE on every device you own.

Code, design, diagrams, notebooks, sheets and workflows — one project, seen every way it needs to be seen. Live on your desktop, tablet and phone at the same time, on the same session. Running on your machines, not ours.

Free versions available. No card.

Whiteboard. Sketch it, or let AI draw it — handwriting becomes editable text, and every shape is a real object you can restyle, rearrange, or run.

And the same studio in your pocket.

Not a companion app — the same editors, the same agent, the same files.

  • Circuitry on iPhone, running a coding agent in a terminal tab
    Your coding agentA real terminal, running the CLI agent on your own machine.
  • Circuitry on iPhone, editing a Three.js scene in the code editor
    The code editorYour project’s actual files — not a viewer.
  • Circuitry on iPhone, editing a workflow diagram with the pen tray open
    The visual editors tooWhiteboards, workflows and the designer — everything the desktop studio has.
  • A game the coding agent wrote from a single prompt, running in Circuitry’s browser on iPhone
    And what it builtOne prompt in, a playable game out — open in the browser beside it.

Your AI can’t see what you’re working on.

So you screenshot the design. Describe the diagram in words. Re-explain the layout it can’t see. Then open the next tool and do it again.

You shouldn’t have to describe your own work to a machine that could just look at it.

In Circuitry it can. The agent reads the document you’re in — the actual shapes, layers, nodes and cells, and which one you’ve selected — and can look at how it renders when that helps. It’s reading the structure, not just a picture of it. So you point at what you mean instead of describing it, and carry on talking.

One interface can’t fit every kind of thought.

So Circuitry gives every kind of thinking its own surface.

Not nine apps — one project, seen nine ways. Chat included — and the coding assistant you already use runs right here, seeing the document you’re working in.

Circuitry Studio desktop app — free/basic mode.

The right editor for each job.

  • Draw it on the whiteboard.
  • Build it in the IDE.
  • Explain it in a notebook.
  • Automate it in a workflow.

It’s still the same project.

No re-explaining.

No rebuilding context.

No starting over.

You show AI. AI shows you.

YOU SHOW AI

Wire it up. Then say one line.

The inputs carry the context, so the instruction can be a sentence instead of an essay. Select what you mean and say what you want.

AI SHOWS YOU

Ask what your payment flow does. It draws it.

The agent reads the code and draws it back to you — and flags what worries it, in red. Edit the drawing. It changes the code.

Every idea gets the surface it deserves.

Draw it instead of describing it.

Sketch a system on the board. It becomes a diagram you can arrange — then a workflow that runs.

Point instead of explaining.

Circle it, select it, highlight it. Then say what you want. What you select is what your agent sees — nothing to re-describe, and nothing you didn’t choose.

Write it by hand.

Handwriting becomes editable text as you write. A rough drawing comes back as a finished image.

Work the way the task wants.

Some problems are spatial. Some are numerical. Some are code. Use the surface that fits — not the one you’re stuck with.

Keep the final say.

Every edit the agent makes arrives as an accept-or-reject diff. Nothing changes behind your back.

Point it at your own files.

Loop a folder on your own disk through AI — background removal, conversion, resizing — and write the results straight back. No uploading, no per-task cloud bill.

No exporting.

No importing.

No lost context.

From a rough sketch to a running API — without leaving.

HandwritingText
SketchDesign
SketchWorkflow
DesignCode
WorkflowLive API

Every one of those steps has a proper tool. Every one of those tools has intelligence in it. And all of them work on the same project.

  1. 01Every step in a workflow picks its own language.Drop in a code node and choose JavaScript, Python, Three.js, Shell, Go, Rust, C, C++ or Zig. Changed from a dropdown, not a rebuild — and steps in different languages sit in the same flow.
  2. 02Ask the node for what you want.Every node has an AI wizard. Type “Mandelbrot fractal” into a Python code node and it writes the code — in the node, in the language you already chose.
  3. 03Run it. See the output.Connect a code node to an image node and its output renders on the canvas. Real Python here — numpy and PIL computing Mandelbrot and Julia sets — with each result feeding the next step.
  4. 04Ship it as a live endpoint.Compiled Rust behind a webhook, run and green. The graph you drew is the thing answering the request — no separate deploy step, no rewrite.

Compiled languages (Go, Rust, C, C++, Zig) run on paid plans.

One project. Many specialised surfaces. Your coding agent sees the one you’re in.

Free for your own projects. Paid when it earns.

The free plan isn’t a trial. Every editor in the web, a full code IDE on your own machine, and an AI assistant on whatever model you bring, for personal work. Move up when the work starts paying, or when you want the rest of it.

Free, in the web

Every editor — the whiteboard, design studio, workflows, sheets, notebooks, code and web pages. No install, no card — just a limit on saved files.

Free, on your own machine

Download the app and get a full code IDE: your own projects and files, real terminals, and your own command-line coding agent working right there in it.

Free, with any model you like

An AI assistant on the model you choose — one running on your own machine, or any hosted model on your own key. It reads your work and talks it through. Nothing metered.

From $9, we run the AI

Cloud models on our credits instead of your key, the build-it-for-me wizards, and the AI editing your documents rather than only reading them — plus workflows deployed to run in the cloud on a schedule or whenever another app calls them.

From $20, the whole studio

Reach your own computer from the phone in your pocket, spin up a Linux machine when you want one, work alongside someone else in the same document — and the licence that covers paid work.

It’s on your computer

The app works on your own disk — your projects and files stay in your own folders. What you build visually exports as real code, in the language you actually use.

Cloud models, on-device models and command-line coding agents — pick per conversation. Local models and command-line agents run in the desktop app, which is a free download.

And it’s on iPad, iPhone and Android. Not companion apps — the whole studio, pencil-first on iPad.

One project. Many specialised surfaces. Your coding agent sees the one you’re in.

Think with AI. Not just talk to it.

Free on your machine and free in the web. No card either way.