Your files, the editor and your own Claude Code side by side. Every edit lands as a change you keep or undo.
Runs the Claude Code you already have, on your own Pro or Max plan. No second AI subscription.
Files change somewhere off screen, and you read a summary of the code instead of the code.
Diffs open as new tabs, steal the focus, or stop the run until you approve each one.
Open the same project on your laptop and the conversation, and everything Claude knew, is gone.
Or describe a new project, or clone one from GitHub. Codepit finds the Claude Code you have installed and signed in to.
Claude reads, edits and runs commands. Each step shows in plain words, and its plan stays pinned at the top and ticks off as it goes.
Keep or undo each change in the editor or in the review list (Ctrl Shift R). Or switch review off and let git be the review.
Each of these started as a wish people wrote down: in issues, forum threads and comments about working with Claude Code every day.
Preview › pointer
Open your page in the built-in preview, click the pointer, then click the thing you want different and say how. Claude gets that exact element: where it sits, its text, HTML and styles, a cropped screenshot, and the file it most likely comes from.
Point at several things before you send. Works on a running dev server and on a plain HTML file.
iPhone
Pair the iPhone app with one QR code and your chats come along: see what Claude is doing, answer its questions, allow a command, keep or undo its changes, and put jobs on tonight's list. Your computer's screen is there too, to click and type on, and Siri or the Action button can ask Codepit what it is doing, or stop it.
Phone and computer talk through codepit.app, sealed with a key only the two of them have. Any browser does the same at codepit.app/p.
Editor › terminal
Ctrl ` opens it in the project folder, with tabs: PowerShell, Git Bash or Command Prompt on Windows, your own shell on a Mac. When a dev server prints its address, one click opens the page in the Preview.
An error it prints turns into a Fix it card in the chat. Select any output to ask Claude about it, and the Claude tab shows the commands Claude runs, as they run.
Hide it and your shells keep running.
Chat › Own copy · 3 ways
Turn on Own copy in a new chat and Claude works in a copy of your project on its own branch, so chats running at the same time never touch each other's files, or yours. Bring the work in when it is done, merged with what you changed meanwhile, or throw the copy away.
Or ask three ways at once: three chats in three copies, side by side with the page each one started. Keep the best one; the others go.
Three ways use about three times the tokens of one, so it is a switch you turn on, never the default.
Team
Turn it on in a project on GitHub and see who else is working in it right now: which files, which lines, and what for. Their initials show in your file tree and their lines in your editor.
Codepit warns you, and your Claude, before two people change the same lines. Sync with brings a teammate's work into yours, file by file, for you to review; Claude settles the clashes.
It goes through your project's own GitHub. Chats are never shared, and files that look like they hold a key stay on your computer.
Project map
Codepit reads every class and function and how they call each other, in 12 languages. Claude asks the map before it searches and checks what a change would touch, so it gets lost less in big projects.
Click any part to see what it uses, what uses it, and an explanation in plain words.
Night shift
Write the jobs before bed, say "add this to tonight" in any chat, or let Claude plan the list from what you talked about. Claude works through them one by one, checks its own work, and puts each job in its own commit on a night branch. In the morning a short report says what each job did and what it checked: keep the night or throw it away.
It has its own model and effort, watches your plan limit, and stops or waits for the reset. It never pushes, deploys or spends money.
Settings › Local AI
Codepit shows what your graphics card can run and which open models fit it. Claude can hand simple jobs, like a summary, a translation or a picture made with ComfyUI, to a model on your computer: free, private, and off your plan.
Review › by risk
Review groups what Claude changed under its own words about why: database, sign-in and payments on top, renames last. Files the plan never named get a badge.
Title bar › branch
Commit, push and open a pull request in one click, with the description written from the chat. A dot by the branch shows its checks; a failed one has Fix it with Claude.
Editor › Ctrl K
Select a few lines, press Ctrl K and say what to change. The new lines show marked: Ctrl Enter keeps them, Esc puts the old ones back.
Editor › Beta
With a code model on your computer, the editor offers the rest of the line in grey. Tab takes it, Esc hides it. Free, private, and off your plan.
Settings › Computers
Claude on one computer hands a job to another: it asks you there first, works in a chat of its own, and sends the result and its files back. One Blender render can be split across all of them.
Computers › Screen
See another of your computers' screen and use it, from this one or from your phone: click, type, scroll, copy and paste. Off until you allow that device, with a Stop bar on the screen while it is in.
Sync
Every chat lives on one computer and says which. On the other one it is a window: live while that computer is on, its last copy to read while it sleeps. Move to sends a chat over with your unfinished code; Take over here brings it to you. It travels through a private repo on your GitHub.
Settings › Computers
Allow it once, and its chats show in your chat tree with what each one is doing. Open one to watch it and write to it.
New topic chat › Runs on
A sub-chat can run on your other computer with your code as it is, unsaved files too, in a copy of its own. Bring its changes here puts what it made into Review.
Chats › alerts
When a chat waits for your OK, asks a question, stops or finishes a long job, your system tells you. In Codepit, a banner drops in for a chat you are not looking at.
Window › layout
Drag a panel by its header to the left, the right or under the editor. You first and Claude first set up the whole window in one click, and nothing moves by itself.
Settings › Appearance
Turns, Calm or Pixel. Turns, the new default, puts each request on a card with Claude's answer and its steps under it.
Chat › guard
A chat that runs for 90 minutes, or uses 30% of your 5-hour limit in one go, pauses and asks: keep going, or stop. The night shift is never stopped by it.
Chat › approvals
Before you allow a command, one click explains it in plain words and says whether it only looks, changes your project, or needs care.
Review
When Claude deletes a function or class that is not anywhere else now, a card says so, apart from code it only moved or renamed. Put it back with one click.
Editor › Ctrl L
Select lines in the editor and press Ctrl L: they go to the chat with their file and line numbers, from as many files as you like.
Chat › /
Your skills and Claude Code's commands in one menu, on the computer and the phone. /night puts a job on tonight's list, /send hands another computer a task, /split shares one between your computers.
Chats › tabs
Tabs above the chat, topic chats for UI or backend, chats that hand each other tasks, and a panel with every agent at work.
Chats
Every chat has a bin. A deleted chat waits under Deleted on every computer for 48 hours, in case you want it back.
History
Codepit uses the chats Claude Code keeps, so claude --resume and Codepit see the same conversations. Search the words of every chat in every project, and keep them past Claude Code's 30 days.
Time travel
Slide back to the project before or after any Claude turn, see what changed since, and bring it back with one click.
Chat › Tests
The button runs the project's tests. The dot turns green or red, and Ask Claude to fix sends the failure.
Error catcher
An error in the page preview or in the log of a server Claude started shows up as a card. One click hands it to Claude.
Code | Preview
Pictures, Markdown, CSV tables, SVG, PDF and HTML pages open as they look, with a switch back to the code.
Preview › phone
A QR code next to the preview opens the same page on your phone, on the same Wi-Fi.
Chat › paperclip
Drop or paste screenshots, PDFs, logs and folders. Mention project files with @ and they show as chips.
Rules
Your CLAUDE.md as a list of rules: for this project, just for you, or for every project. Your skills, agents and commands are one click from the start screen.
Settings › import
Settings finds the settings, shortcuts, AI rules and connectors of the editor you used before, shows what each becomes here, and brings them over in one click.
Browser & apps
Let Claude work in your own Chrome, or click and type on this computer, with a Stop bar always on top.
All projects
Every project and every chat at work right now, including Claude Code in a terminal in another folder. One click switches.
Project card
Each project card says whether your code matches GitHub, with Pull or Push right there. It checks quietly and never asks you to sign in.
Start screen › icon
24 pixel pictures and 7 colours, picked on the computer or the phone. Every computer and your phone show the same one.
iPhone › Siri
Ask Codepit, see what it is doing, or stop it with Siri, Shortcuts or the Action button. Sending to Claude by voice is off until you turn it on, and asks for Face ID.
Codepit runs the real Claude Code on the plan you already have, and builds the whole window around it. Here is how the three stack up today.
One Claude, one billThe Claude Code you already use, on the Claude plan you already pay for. Nothing to learn twice, no second subscription.Eyes on the workThe files, your page and every change, live while Claude works. You keep or undo each change, and Claude never waits for you.Your work follows youYour chats on your iPhone and on your other computer, your computers working together, and a list Claude works through while you sleep.
CodepitClaude Code with a workbenchCursorwith Claude modelsClaude Code in VS Codethe extension or the terminalAs of 28 October 2026, out of the box, from their own docs and forums. Yes yes Partly partly No no Love an extension? Keep VS Code or Cursor open next to Codepit: same folder, same git. Cursor is a trademark of Anysphere, Inc. and Visual Studio Code of Microsoft; Codepit is not affiliated with either. Logos from Simple Icons and Microsoft’s Codicons (CC BY 4.0).
Codepit grows in small steps: 85 releases so far, each one out as soon as it worked, most of them something people who use Claude Code every day asked for. Read every change.
Yes. Codepit runs the Claude Code you have installed and signed in to, with your own account and plan. Codepit has no AI and no account of its own.
No. Codepit is an independent app that works with Claude Code. It is not made, endorsed or supported by Anthropic.
Nowhere new. Claude Code talks to Claude the same way it does in the terminal. Moving a chat to another computer and working live with a team go through your own GitHub, and only when you turn them on. The iPhone app, the remote in your browser and your connected computers talk to each other through codepit.app, sealed with keys only they have, so the server in between cannot read it.
No. There is a real terminal under the editor (Ctrl `), and the chats are the same ones Claude Code keeps, so you can start in Codepit and go on with claude --resume, or the other way round.
Close to one, built around Claude Code. A file tree, an editor, a terminal and a preview of your page sit around the chat, and Claude Code does the work on your own plan. If you want a GUI for Claude Code instead of a terminal, this is it.
Codepit runs Claude Code itself, on your Claude plan, and builds the whole window around it: the files, your page, every change to keep or undo, the same chat on your other computer. See the side-by-side table.
Yes. Settings finds the settings, shortcuts, AI rules and connectors of the editor you used before, shows what each becomes in Codepit, and brings them over in one click.
The same as Claude Code in a terminal: Codepit sends nothing to Claude of its own. Click Plan on the status bar to see your 5-hour window, the week and how full the chat is.
Windows and macOS, with an iPhone app on the App Store to follow your chats away from the desk.
Nothing. Codepit is free. You pay only for Claude, on the plan you already have.
More in the guides: review changes line by line · the same chat on two computers · Claude Code on your iPhone · stop a runaway chat · find and keep old chats.
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The iPhone app is already on the App Store. It works with Codepit on your computer.