Open Source · Offline · Monaco Powered

CODE
WITHOUT LIMITS

A Monaco-powered editor and live playground — built for the browser, works offline, runs everywhere.

SCROLL

Two tools.
One vision.

01 — EDITOR
Genesis
Editor
The full power of VS Code, in your browser

A complete Monaco-powered code editor with real file system access. Open folders, edit files, save directly to your device. Offline PWA. Feels like a native app.

Monaco Editor (VS Code engine)
File System Access API
Multi-tab with file explorer
Offline PWA — works without internet
Drag & drop files and folders
Open Editor
02 — PLAYGROUND
Genesis
Playground
Write code. See it run. Instantly.

A live coding sandbox with split-pane preview. HTML, CSS, JS run instantly in a real iframe. Markdown renders live. Python runs via Pyodide. Share your work with a URL.

HTML / CSS / JS live preview
Python via Pyodide (in-browser)
Markdown live renderer
Console with REPL
Share code via URL
Try Playground

Built different.
By design.

— 01
Monaco Engine

The exact same editor engine that powers VS Code. Syntax highlighting, IntelliSense, multi-cursor, bracket matching — all included.

— 02
Offline PWA

Install as a Progressive Web App. Service worker caches everything — editor runs fully offline after first load. No internet needed.

— 03
Real Files

File System Access API lets you open actual folders from your device, read and write directly — no upload/download dance.

— 04
Live Preview

Playground renders HTML in a sandboxed iframe in real time. Console messages are forwarded, errors are captured and displayed.

— 05
Python In Browser

Pyodide brings CPython to WebAssembly. Run real Python code — stdout and stderr captured and shown in the console panel.

— 06
Zero Backend

Pure static files. No server, no database, no login. Deploy to any static host — GitHub Pages, Netlify, your own server. Just works.

0
Backend Needed
5
Languages Supported
Files You Can Edit
1
File to Deploy

Pure HTML.
No build step.

playground.html HTML
<!-- One file. No dependencies. No npm install. -->
<script src="monaco/vs/loader.js"></script>

<script>
  require.config({ paths: { vs: 'monaco/vs' } });
  require(['vs/editor/editor.main'], function() {
    editor = monaco.editor.create(container, {
      value: '// Start coding',
      language: 'javascript',
      theme: 'vs-dark'
    });
  });
</script>