Design on your real website, right on your Mac. Free, open source and local-first. Works with Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode.
For Macs with Apple Silicon. No account needed.


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A true developer tool for designers, helping you code without knowing anything about code.
Design, code, and AI in one canvas. What you move on screen is the file you ship.
Download for MacReference images, designs, and docs in chat. AI sees what you see, with no more explaining from scratch.
Drag, resize, and arrange elements directly on the canvas. See changes appear in real code instantly.
Edit components in a proper editor with syntax highlighting and multi-file tabs. Every visual change writes back into the file you'd ship.
Reuse your existing design system: buttons, cards, navs. Live components, not screenshots.
A live tree of your DOM. Click any node to jump to it on the canvas, with no inspector hunting.
Switch between leading models as you need. Pick the one that fits the task.
Install, build, test, and deploy from your own terminal. No lock-in, no black box.
Colors, type, spacing — defined once, used everywhere. Edit a token, every component follows.
Weblab is a free Mac app that puts a visual design canvas on top of your website while it runs on your computer. Click an element, change it visually or describe the change, and your coding agent edits the real source files.
Your own coding agent: Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode. Weblab runs it on your Mac with your own account. There are no Weblab credits or plans.
Any site you can run on your computer with a dev server, like Next.js, Vite, Remix, Astro, Rails or plain HTML. You can also clone a site from GitHub right in the app.
No. You design on the canvas and describe changes in plain words. Real code runs underneath, so you only touch it if you want to.
Macs with Apple Silicon (M1 or newer) for now. Windows and Linux are not available yet.
Weblab runs on your Mac and has no account or cloud of its own. Your project stays in your own folder. Your coding agent sends what it needs to its own AI provider, as it always does.
Yes. Weblab is free and open source. You only pay for your coding agent's own plan, if it has one.
You do. Weblab edits the files in your own project, so nothing is locked in. Commit, push and deploy it however you like.
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