Run & debug code in 20+ languages in your browser—no signup. The difference: click Visualize and watch your code run step by step as arrays, lists, trees, graphs, recursion & memory (stack/heap) animate live. A free Python Tutor alternative for 8 languages
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Anish, the maker.
Most online compilers do one thing: you run code, you get text output. That's fine for a quick test — but it's a terrible way to learn or debug an algorithm. When your sort is wrong or your recursion blows up, plain stdout doesn't tell you why.
So I built an online compiler that shows you what's actually happening. Click Visualize and it replays your program line by line — arrays and matrices, linked lists, binary trees, graphs (BFS/DFS), the call stack, and even real memory (stack frames + heap with pointer arrows) animate as each statement runs. Think of it as a Python Tutor alternative — but for 8 languages, not just Python.
What you get:
▎ 🧩 Run code in 20+ languages (Python, Java, C, C++, Go, Rust, C#, JS/TS, Ruby, PHP, Kotlin, Swift, and more)
▎ 🎬 Step-by-step visualization in Python, Java, C, C++, Go, Rust, C#, Lua
▎ 🧠 Memory view (stack + heap) for C, C++, Go, Python
▎ 🔗 Multi-file projects, stdin, and share-by-URL
▎ 🆓 Free, no signup, runs in the browser
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▎ 🚀 Start here → https://8gwifi.org/algorithm-vis...
▎ 🐍 Python → https://8gwifi.org/online-python...
I'd love feedback: which language's visualizer should I make next, and what data structures would help you most? Reply here — I'm reading everything today. 🙏
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Tried it with a recursive factorial and the stack frame animation actually made it click for me. No signup and it just works is a rare combo these days.
Tried it with a recursive factorial and the stack frame animation actually made it click for me. No signup and it just works is a rare combo these days.
@glserenaynx6tw thanks a lot do check Memory TAB