A home for your work
Save code, assets and builds together as complete versions. People and AI agents can save into one project at once, each on their own line of work. We never train on your code.
Or from the command line
npm i -g @coderook/cliThen run cbx submit in your project folder. Your first version takes about a minute.
No card required · desktop app for Windows · command line on Windows, macOS and Linux
Everything in one place
One project holds the work, its whole history, the builds you ship and the page people play it on. Every part below is live today.
Code, art, audio and builds of any size, saved together. Restore any version in one step.
cbx submitWindows · macOS · Linuxgit push cbxgit optionalPages serves a web build or a site straight from your project, at its own address.
hearthhold--batty-251.coderook.pageHosted workspaces, the Claude Code connector, and review before saving.
Public, link-only, invited testers or Patreon supporters.
Your game reads a signed catalogue, and every upload is scanned before it lists.
Training stays off until you turn it on. Nobody is ever asked whether they used AI.
CodeRook’s own source under the CodeRook Licence, and a status page that checks every 30 seconds.
Made and played on CodeRook
These run right on their pages, with nothing to install. Browse Explore
The promise
Every host says something like this. What matters is whether saying it costs them anything, so each promise below comes with the reason we can afford to keep it.
Not your private projects and not your public ones. No model is built from anything stored here, by us or by anyone we hand it to. Public pages can still be read by crawlers we do not control; each project’s AI switches tell them not to train.
Why we can hold that: there is no model to sell, so your files are worth nothing to us beyond the rent on the space they take up.
If CodeRook itself is ever sold, what changes hands is the service. The code people put on it stays theirs and does not transfer.
Why we can hold that: it is a term of the contract, not a policy page. A buyer inherits the promise along with the company.
No AI threshold, no review of your history. Nothing to guess at before you upload, and no policy vote that can change it later.
Why we can hold that: we charge for storage, so we have no reason to care which editor, model or keyboard produced the files.
All three are written into the terms, not just onto this page.
What it costs
No per-seat pricing and no enterprise call. Pick a storage allowance, and add more later if you outgrow it.
Outgrow one and storage stacks. Any account, the free one included, can add 50 GB blocks at $4 a month each, pooled across every project and cancelled on their own. A block buys space and nothing else. Pull requests and collaborators are on every plan: invite as many people to a project as you like, free. Hosted workspaces, hosted runners and the PR assistant run on credits. Paid plans include 20% of the plan’s price for each, every month; verified free accounts get 10 hosted minutes a month and no PR assistant. Payment runs through Stripe, so card details never touch a CodeRook server. Past your allowance uploads pause while downloads, browsing and deletion keep working, and nothing is ever deleted automatically.
Films
Each film follows one part of CodeRook through a real task on a throwaway account, and every CodeRook screen and terminal line in it is a recording of what actually happened.
Hearth & HandsPages: a browser game live at its own address in a minute, then changed from a draft while the live version keeps playing.
The last train homeWorkspaces and pull requests: a report on the way home, fixed from a phone: a hosted draft, a green check, a review and a merge.
Night PostApp updates: release a version, attach the installer, and every installed copy finds it on its own.
The Specials BoardMerging: two people change one file at once. Different lines combine; the same line becomes a choice.
Locked OutAI access: five switches on each project. AI tools using CodeRook's connector are refused; crawlers are told no, which honest ones respect.
Git vs cbxGit and cbx together: push with git, save and release with cbx, on the same project.Get started
Point CodeRook at a folder and it does the rest. No Git required (it works with yours if you have it), no card to enter, and nothing you have to agree to hand over.
5 GB free · cancel or delete everything whenever you like