Weaveflow: AI Development from Any Browser

Overview

Weaveflow is a browser-based development environment that lets users build, fix, and publish software without needing to stay at their desk. It runs an AI agent on the user's own server, allowing developers to manage projects from any device, including mobile phones, while keeping their laptop closed. The platform integrates with the official Claude Code CLI, ensuring that code remains the user's property and runs on their infrastructure.

Benefits

Weaveflow was built to solve the problem of managing a complete workspace from mobile devices. Existing mobile setups often lacked essential features like live previews, logs, domain management, and deployment controls. Weaveflow fills this gap by providing a unified dashboard that manages the entire development lifecycle. Key advantages include:

• Live Previews and Logs: Every change generates a unique preview URL. Users can open these on their phones to interact with real buttons and verify the build. The dashboard also provides live output from the server, allowing users to inspect logs, database inserts, and email sends in real-time. This visibility is crucial for debugging.
• Deployment and History: Publishing merges changes and deploys them to the user's server, maintaining a record of every release. Users can choose manual deployment where agent changes wait for approval, or enable auto-deploy for the main branch. If a deployment breaks production, undoing it is a single click that restores the previous version immediately.
• Domain and HTTPS Management: Weaveflow handles domain configuration and SSL certificates automatically. Users can point a domain to their app, and the certificate is issued and renewed automatically. The dashboard displays DNS status to ensure everything is configured correctly.
• Secrets and Environment Variables: Keys and settings are managed in one place, with variables and secrets scoped per app and environment. Secrets are hidden by default but can be revealed when necessary. The agent can utilize these credentials without printing their values back to the user.
• Server Management: Weaveflow offers two options for server infrastructure. Users can connect their Hetzner or DigitalOcean accounts, and Weaveflow will create and configure the server without needing a terminal. Alternatively, users with an existing Ubuntu server can connect it using a single installation command. In both cases, the machine remains in the user's own account, and they retain root access.

Use Cases

Weaveflow is designed for developers who need flexibility and mobility. It is ideal for:

• Remote Development: Developers who want to manage their projects from anywhere, including while traveling or away from their home office.
• Mobile-First Workflow: Users who prefer to use their phones or tablets for coding tasks and need features like live previews and logs that are not available in standard mobile terminal apps.
• Existing Server Management: Developers who already have an Ubuntu server and want to add AI-powered development capabilities without changing their existing infrastructure.
• New Project Setup: Users who want to quickly set up a server and start building applications without needing deep technical knowledge of server configuration.

Pricing

Weaveflow operates on a single plan with flexible billing:

• Cost: $7 per week or $19 per month. The monthly rate is approximately 37% less than the weekly rate.
• Billing: Billing occurs weekly, allowing users to stop billing for weeks they are not shipping.
• Included: The plan includes unlimited projects, support for new and existing apps, one agent per app, live preview URLs, deployment history, domains with HTTPS, logs, environments, and server setup.
• Additional Costs: Users pay directly for their server hosting and their Claude subscription.

Vibes

Weaveflow is currently in early access. The dashboard has been paused momentarily for updates, but existing applications continue to run on their servers. Native iOS, Android, and desktop apps are planned for future release via Weaveflow's multi-platform delivery system. The platform is designed to be a reliable tool for developers who value ownership of their code and infrastructure.

Additional Information

Weaveflow runs the official Claude Code CLI on the user's own server, signed in with the user's own credentials. Requests go directly from the user's box to Anthropic; they do not pass through Weaveflow's servers. This architecture ensures compliance with Anthropic's restrictions on third-party tools, which target services that reimplement Claude Code or route subscriptions through their own infrastructure. Users can also point Weaveflow at an Anthropic API key if they prefer not to use a subscription. To begin, users need a Claude subscription and a server. They can either connect a cloud provider account for managed server creation or connect an existing Ubuntu server. Once connected, users can describe their desired changes, review the live preview, and publish the application entirely from their browser.