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v2.0 Collaboration Engine

Share Code Instantly
in Real-Time

Open a workspace, send the link, and you're pair-programming — shared cursors, terminal and all. Runs 100+ languages in a sandbox, with nothing to install.

SAPL

No account needed — pick a name and you're in

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SHARED CURSORS & SELECTIONS~18MS PEER SYNCONE-CLICK SANDBOX RUNSEND-TO-END AES ENCRYPTIONVOICE, VIDEO & SCREEN SHAREBRING YOUR OWN AI KEYANONYMOUS GHOST ROOMSDRAG-AND-DROP FILE IMPORTSHARED CURSORS & SELECTIONS~18MS PEER SYNCONE-CLICK SANDBOX RUNSEND-TO-END AES ENCRYPTIONVOICE, VIDEO & SCREEN SHAREBRING YOUR OWN AI KEYANONYMOUS GHOST ROOMSDRAG-AND-DROP FILE IMPORT
Workspace Activity Feed

Global developer
action feed

When someone highlights a line or selects a block, everyone in the room sees it as it happens. This is what a busy workspace feels like — the cards below are a simulation of that feed.

Feed demo playing
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✦ Sita highlighted App.js (Line 42)

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✦ Aarav live-selected utils.js block

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✦ DevJS live-highlighted App.js (Line 42)

Pinned in our rooms

Words we code by

Talk is cheap. Show me the code.

Linus Torvalds

Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute.

Harold Abelson

Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, it's bad.

Cory House

Talk is cheap. Show me the code.

Linus Torvalds

Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute.

Harold Abelson

Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, it's bad.

Cory House

Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.

Martin Fowler

Simplicity is the soul of efficiency.

Austin Freeman

The best error message is the one that never shows up.

Thomas Fuchs

Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.

Martin Fowler

Simplicity is the soul of efficiency.

Austin Freeman

The best error message is the one that never shows up.

Thomas Fuchs

Performance metrics

Build with intent

Watch the network come online node by node as you scroll — and a thought to carry into your next commit.

Every great developer was once a beginner staring at a blank file. The only way to write great code is to keep writing.
Keep building.
Real-Time Performance

Sync Latency vs Global Peer Connections

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Workspace Pipeline

How Workspaces Spin Up

From a blank browser tab to running code with your team — here is what happens at each stage, and how long it takes.

STAGE 01
~0.4s boot
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Choose Tech Environment

Pick your stack and a fresh sandbox spawns in milliseconds, with 100+ runtimes pre-wired — JavaScript/Node, Python, Go, Rust, C++ and more, straight from the browser. There is no toolchain to install.

Fast Boot100+ LangsIsolated Sandbox
STAGE 02
~0.2s link
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Initialize Secure Peer Link

One click mints your peer room. Local or permanent links are sealed with end-to-end AES-256 — your code never touches our servers in plaintext. Hand the private share URL to your team and you're live, with zero sign-up.

AES-256 E2ENo Sign-UpInstant Share
STAGE 03
~18ms sync
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Live Pair-Programming Sync

Cursors, selections, and row highlights stay in lockstep across every peer at ~18ms. Drop line annotations, toggle edit-lockdowns, and jump on WebRTC voice, video, and screen-share channels without ever leaving the code.

Multi-CursorAgora RTCAnnotations
STAGE 04
~0.6s run
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Instant Compilation & Run

Hit run and code executes inside a hardened sandbox. Terminal output, stdout/stderr, stack traces, and debug logs stream back into the shared console in real time — everyone in the room sees the same result the moment it lands.

Sandboxed RunLive ConsoleStack Traces
STAGE 05
~ms latency
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AI Copilot & Graphify Boost

An in-workspace copilot finishes lines, explains snippets, and writes tests on request. The Graphify optimizer routes completions through Groq for millisecond latency while trimming model tokens — faster suggestions, lower cost, your prompts never leave the encrypted session.

Inline CopilotGroq RoutingPrivate Prompts
STAGE 06
1-click ship
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Save, Export & Share

Persist the workspace as a permanent room or spin it into a disposable ghost workspace. Export the whole project as a runnable zip, push straight to GitHub, or hand off a shareable read-only link — your code, packaged exactly how your team needs it.

Zip ExportGitHub SyncGhost Workspace
Designed for the Community

Built for every coder

The same workspace bends to very different jobs: shipping with a team, learning without setup, teaching a room of students, or sharing code without leaving a name. Scroll to see each one.

DEV MODE
Copied to Clipboard

const buffer = new SharedArrayBuffer(1024);

console.log("Workspace synchronized.");

// select the snippet to copy

Buffer: Local● Idle
$ livecodeshare: developer environment optimized for production teams.
Live Simulation

Interactive IDE
Simulator Tour

A scripted run-through of a real session: the virtual developer opens files, writes code, runs it, and brings a second peer into the room. Scroll and the steps below light up as they happen.

1Environment Setup Selection
2Virtual Cursor Sync Typing
3Multi-Option Sandbox Execution
4Dynamic Collaboration Join
Virtual Dev
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Cursor synchronization enabled

Sandbox Link: livecodeshare-pro.vercel.app/r/share-208f
Real-Time Workspace

Project Setup
In Seconds

This is a workspace scaffolding itself: folders, files, then the code inside them. The editor works the way VS Code does, so there is nothing new to learn before your first run.

1Create Project Root & Config
2Scaffold Components & Pages
3Write Application Logic
4Deploy & Go Live
Initializing workspace...
LiveCodeShare — Workspace
Explorer
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Workspace Onboarding

How to create & join a workspace

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Step 1: Enter your username
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Step 2: Open Create Workspace
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Step 3: Set the Room ID & password
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Step 4: Hit Deploy
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Step 5: You're inside the workspace
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Enter your username

Land on LiveCodeShare-Pro, type a display name — you're ready to spin up a room.