Ravix · Software is a team sport.

Don’t just send the diff. Send the running version.

A pull request asks someone to review your work. Ravix lets them step into it. They can try the app, point out what needs changing, and prompt your agent in the same environment.

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Ravix workspace with an agent conversation, running app preview, and cloud services
Conversation, code, and a running app. In one workspace.
Interactive demo

A product illustration with pre-written prompts. Click the highlighted controls to try it.

Watching as Alice. Click Send.

ravix.sh / workspace / atlas Guided walkthrough
+Alice

Atlas is open. The prompt below will make the game.

Alice’s prompt Pre-written prompt

Create a game of tic-tac-toe, human against computer.

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Preview

The game will run here.

EnvironmentReady

Web :3000

API :8000

Postgres :5432

Same machine. Ready for the next change.

Alice is in Ravix. This prompt will make the game.

The game link stays the same in this browser.

Introducing multiplayer coding

Your next reviewer can be your next builder.

Share the app, the coding environment, and the conversation behind it. Your teammate can try what you built and turn their feedback into the next version, right there.

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Entirely in your browser. Powered by a cloud machine.

Instead of a pull request

Send the live version.
Skip the pull request.

You share your work through a preview link, and someone opens the live version. The page, API, and database are already running, so there is no pull request to review.

  • Web
  • API
  • Postgres
Instead of a comment with no context

They prompt with you.
The context is already there.

A comment on a pull request arrives with none of the decisions you made. They prompt your agent with you, in the thread where that context is already there, and the page changes with the answer.

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Instead of leaving the laptop open

Close the laptop.
The work continues.

Your agents work in the cloud. Close your laptop, step away, and they keep writing, editing, and moving the work forward.

Close your laptop.Your agents keep working.

Works with your existing subscription
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Free forever for open source repos.

Cloud workspaces for public projects. Bring your agent subscription.

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Good to know.

Is Ravix a local app or a cloud workspace?

Ravix is entirely cloud-based. Your repository, agents, and running services live in a cloud environment you access through your browser. Your laptop doesn’t host the development environment.

What happens after the agent finishes a task?

The workspace and its services remain available. Open the preview, interact with the app, test the result, and continue prompting in the same environment.

Can a teammate prompt my agent directly?

Yes. Share the workspace so a teammate can try the running app, join the existing agent conversation, and prompt a change in that same environment.

Which coding agents can I use?

Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Bring your existing subscription. Ravix provides the cloud workspace where the agents and your software run.

When can I try it?

We’re opening access gradually while we improve the experience. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when your workspace is ready.

The next version is a team effort.

Give your team a running start. Join the Ravix waitlist.

We’ll email you when your workspace is ready.