I built Yrkit — a cloud IDE with a visual page builder, database manager, CI/CD pipeline, project kanban, and AI copilot, all in one browser tab.
The reason it exists: I wanted to code from anywhere. Not just "the laptop is in the other room" anywhere — I mean from my phone, lying on the couch next to my wife, or from a hospital bed, or traveling. In 2024 I was on the road for months and Yrkit was how I kept shipping. The whole cycle — write, run, deploy — from a phone screen.
Most dev tools assume you're sitting at a desk with a good machine. I wanted something that didn't.
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What it includes:
Cloud IDE (works on mobile — any language, including Yr)
Visual drag-and-drop page builder
Database manager + VPS hosting
CI/CD pipeline (build, serve, deploy per project — from the same tab you wrote the code in)
Project kanban
AI copilot — BYOK during early access (Anthropic or OpenAI, your key, at cost, permanently)
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About the Yr language:
Yrkit is built on Yr, a programming language I've been developing alongside the platform. The IDE supports any language for editing — but the visual builder and project pipeline are Yr-native. Yr lets HTML, CSS, JS, Python and Bash coexist in a single .yr file, or by importing other .yr files. The syntax is readable from day one, and it's on GitHub and npm.
That said — if you just want a cloud IDE with AI (or not) that works on your phone, you don't need to think about Yr at all to start.
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Honest state of things:
Early beta. Has bugs. Works in production — I use it myself, daily, including to build and iterate on Yrkit itself. Solo developer, 5 years in. The AI billing system is still being built, which is why early adopters get BYOK access permanently — your key, your cost, no markup, even after managed billing launches.
50 early adopter spots. 50 left.
Happy to answer anything — technical, product, or otherwise.
— Matheus Araújo
Site: https://yrkit.com
Yr on GitHub: https://github.com/yr-lang/yr
Yr on npm: https://npmjs.com/@yr-lang/yr
This is the first time that I am showing this, I have been using it myself and built everything alone. I would love some feedback and tips, and if you would like to be an early adopter, I will be glad to work with you!