The studio you can host yourself.
The editor is open source under MIT and the platform is source-available and self-hostable, so you can read the code, run it on your own machine, and keep working for free, without asking anyone.
An open editor, a source-available platform
The whole editor is open source under MIT. The platform around it is source-available: free to read, run, and self-host.
- Editor: open source (MIT)
- Platform: source-available and self-hostable
- Free for individuals and small teams
Run the whole thing on your own machine
Install it locally or on your own server and use it free and unlimited, with no account required until you want something from the community.
- Free and unlimited when self-hosted
- No account needed to run it
- Your work stays on your infrastructure
Publish your work, reach other makers
Share design templates and AI styles into a public gallery anyone can browse. Using a community asset takes a free account, which keeps the network on one platform.
- Publish templates and AI styles
- Browse a public, moderated gallery
- A free account to use what you find
Open, and yours to run
Read it, host it, and build on it, with the platform's terms spelled out plainly.
Read and run the whole platform.
Publish and browse shared work.
A public page at your own handle.
Run it on your own server.
Unlimited when you run it yourself.
Made to read, extend, and self-host.
From the community
Run it your way
Start free in the browser, or self-host the whole studio when the code opens.
Start free