Real-time collaborative coding in the browser. Multi-cursor editing, a shared terminal, and watch the code run live. Nothing to install.
Everything you need to build with other people, in a tab you already have open.
See every keystroke as it happens. Real cursors, real names, zero merge pain.
One terminal, everyone watching. Run it, break it, fix it together — output and errors stream to the whole room.
Send a URL. They are in. No accounts, installs, or environment setup.
The fastest path from a thought to a working program with the people you trust.
Hit start. A fresh sandbox spins up instantly in your browser.
Drop the URL in chat. Teammates land right inside your editor.
Edit together, run the shared terminal, and ship from the same screen.
One room, a hundred reasons to be in it together.
Two keyboards, one flow — drive and navigate without the screen-share lag.
Walk a student through code while they watch your every move, live.
Send a link and get a second pair of eyes on the real code in seconds.
Work through problem sets together on one shared screen, everyone hands-on.
Teach a room that can follow along and jump in when they want.
The whole team in one room, one screen, taking turns at the wheel.
Stay free for casual sessions. Upgrade when you want private rooms and history that sticks around.
For hanging out and quick sessions.
For people who code together a lot.
For squads, classrooms and study groups.
No card needed to start. Cancel anytime.
No. Anyone with the link joins right in the browser. You only need an account to create rooms and keep your work.
JavaScript, TypeScript, Python and HTML run right in the browser today, with more on the way.
Yes. Cursors, edits and terminal output all sync live, so everyone is genuinely on the same screen.
Everyone edits and runs the same code instead of watching a laggy video of yours. And it's one link, with no call to set up.
There's a version built for that. Meritan adds recording and integrity checks for hiring.
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