Code, art and builds in one project, with every version kept.

The mess this is for

• Code in Git, art in Dropbox, builds zipped in Drive — nothing lines up
• Git LFS and host size limits reject the project you actually have
• final_v3_REAL.zip is not version control

What CodeRook does today

• One project for code, assets and builds, with full version history
• Works with Git (git push still works) or without it
• Desktop (Windows), command line (npm i -g @coderook/cli) and web
• Collaborators free; you pay for storage — 5 GB free
• We never train on your code

What it is not

Not a Google Docs-style online editor. For code-only solo work, plain Git is often faster.

Hosted workspaces and optional PR assistance use credits — see pricing.

See it on a real project

The big push — a 6.25 GB game hosts refuse, saved whole. Git vs cbx — push with git, save with cbx, same project.