Introducing Elements

Paste one prompt and a live chat app runs on your machine, yours to change.

Install Elements and start your own app, with a database and tests already set up.

Your agent on the left, the live build and your running app on the right, all on your own machine.

Three commands to a running app, and every error shows up in your editor as you work.

One build for the server and the browser. Type errors, failing tests and broken migrations show up the instant you save.

Real HTML with typed attributes, rendered complete on the server and live in the browser, with routes and caching built in.

Call typed server functions directly from the browser. The build tooling takes care of the wire hookup and type checks every call.

Postgres is running the moment your app exists. Change a table, save, and it follows.

Chat, dashboards, multiplayer games. Every open browser sees each change as it happens.

Tests run as part of the build, each one cleaning up after itself. A failing test is never released.

User accounts in your own database, passwords hashed with bcrypt, sessions in routes, RPC functions, tests and pages, and rules for what each user may do.

Hand slow work to background workers through a queue in your own database, with retries.

Run a task on a recurring schedule, written in plain words, once across all your servers.

Write emails in the same HTML as your pages and send them with one call.

One command puts your app on servers you control, with the database, load balancer and HTTPS set up for you.

AI can bring software to every corner of the earth. Elements is the app environment that gets us there.