You build for the web in JavaScript or TypeScript
Apps, games, sketches, 3D scenes and Node servers open in a second, with the agent, the terminal and the preview in one tab and no meter running.
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Real Node, npm and git in a real terminal, a live preview with devtools your agent can use, and a coding agent on any model. Nothing to boot, no compute bill.
| Feature | CodevreIn your browser |
CodespacesCloud VM |
ReplitCloud server |
Code SandboxCloud VM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost to use | Free | 120 free core-hrs/mo | Free tier + paid | Free tier + paid |
| Cloud compute billwho pays for the machine | None, your device | Metered | Metered | Metered |
| Startup | Instant | Boots a VM | Boots a server | ~3s VM start |
| Git and source controlfull commands + VS Code-style tab | Yes | Yes | Git pane | GitHub sync |
| Devtools the agent can useconsole, network, elements | Yes | Browser tools | Browser tests | No agent |
| Built-in agent | Yes | Via Copilot | Replit Agent | No agent |
| Bring your own model | Any model | Picker only | Picker (paid) | No agent |
| Agent cost | Your provider, or free | Copilot plan | Credits | No agent |
| Docker and databases | Built-in SQLite | Yes | Postgres only | Yes |
| Languageswhat the runtime can execute | JS / TS + Node | Any language | Any language | Any language |
AI app builders such as v0, Bolt and Base44 aren't included. They're built around a prompt-to-app agent workflow, with limited or no way to work in the code directly the way you would in an IDE.
Based on each product's public pricing and docs as of . Something out of date? Tell us.
Codevre is built for the web and runs in your browser. If your project needs a full Linux machine, a cloud IDE is the better choice.
Apps, games, sketches, 3D scenes and Node servers open in a second, with the agent, the terminal and the preview in one tab and no meter running.
Students sign in with IDs from their teacher, no email needed, and it runs on school Chromebooks. The agent can be switched off. About Codevre Learn
Codevre runs JavaScript and TypeScript on Node in the browser, with SQLite built in. For containers, other databases or other languages, you want a real VM.
If you'd rather build and deploy a full-stack app from one dashboard, and don't mind paying for compute and agent credits, a hosted platform does that.