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Pocket guIDE is a zero-install AI coding assistant that runs entirely in your browser — no downloads, no setup.
• Full Monaco code editor with syntax highlighting
• Built-in autonomous browser — ask AI to browse any site
• AI writes files with transparent diffs, keep or undo in one click
• 7 project templates: React, Next.js, FastAPI, Electron & more
• Zero-knowledge encrypted file storage
• Free forever
Pocket guIDEAI coding assistant that runs in your browser
guIDE is a truly local LLM IDE — unlimited completions, complete privacy, no subscriptions. Not a VS Code fork, designed for your local AI models.
No forced subscriptions, no rate limits. When you need cloud power, connect to any provider via guIDE Cloud AI or your own API keys.
53 built-in MCP tools: file ops, git, terminal, databases, Docker, Playwright, RAG indexing, and an agentic AI loop.
Free to use. Optional access to premium cloud models from $4.99/mo. Unlimited at $9.99/mo.
guIDELocal LLM IDE. Free forever. Private by design.
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Hey hunters! 👋 I built Pocket guIDE because I was tired of switching between my editor, browser, and AI chat tab constantly. Everything you need is in one place — write code, browse the web with AI, manage files, and preview your work, all from any browser. No install. No account required to start. Just open pocket.graysoft.dev and go. Would love to hear your feedback — especially on the...
Pocket guIDEAI coding assistant that runs in your browser
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Hey PH 👋 We're a team of college students who got tired of spending the first week of every new project rebuilding the same auth + database + payments stack from scratch. DiggaByte is different from other SaaS starters: you literally configure your entire stack — database engine, auth provider, payment processor, UI library, and deploy target — then download a ZIP with everything actually wired...
DiggaByte LabsPick your stack. Get production-ready SaaS code instantly.
Most SaaS starters give you one fixed stack. DiggaByte lets you configure your exact setup before downloading: database (Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB), auth (NextAuth, Clerk, JWT), payments (Stripe, LemonSqueezy), UI library, and deploy target.
You get fully wired, production-ready Next.js 14 code — not stubs or tutorials. Real auth flows, database migrations, Stripe webhooks, all ready to run.
Free tier: 3 downloads, no credit card. Pro: $19 one-time per project.
DiggaByte LabsPick your stack. Get production-ready SaaS code instantly.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm the maker of guIDE — the first truly local LLM IDE. I built it because I was tired of every AI editor being a subscription that phones home with your code. guIDE is different: 🧠 Runs on YOUR machine — LLMs run locally. Your code never leaves. No API keys needed, no monthly bill just to write code. 🔧 53 built-in MCP tools — File ops, git, terminal, databases, Docker,...
guIDELocal LLM IDE. Free forever. Private by design.
FileShot has grown significantly since our first launch in November 2025. Free tier now supports files up to 50GB (was 10GB). Added a full privacy toolkit: PDF editor, file converter, metadata scrubber, virus scanner, encrypted chat rooms, archive builder, and secure paste. Launched desktop apps for Windows/Mac/Linux, an Android app, and a Chrome extension. Zero-knowledge encryption is unchanged — encrypts in your browser before upload, key never touches the server.
FileShot 2.0Zero-knowledge file sharing. 50GB free. No signup required.
FileShot.io: Privacy-first file sharing that actually protects your data. Zero-knowledge encrypted file sharing. creator monetization. Files encrypt in your browser—only you and the recipient can see them.
Free 15GB tier, unlimited paid tier, password protection, QR codes, expiration dates, download limits.
Creator features: Sell access to your content, convert files, edit PDFs, scrub metadata—all in one platform.
No ads, no tracking. Privacy-first file sharing that you can trust.
FileShot.ioZero-knowledge sharing built for user control and privacy.
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I began planning this project about six months ago, after realizing how consistently disappointing the so-called “secure” file-sharing landscape had become. Services like WeTransfer, Smash, Firefox Send (RIP), and file.io all promise privacy, yet in reality your files often sit unencrypted — or weakly encrypted — on their servers. If they get breached, subpoenaed, or simply curious, your data...
FileShot.ioZero-knowledge sharing built for user control and privacy.