Your environment is slowing your development down — but it's not your fault.
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01
Problem
We're spending too much time managing environments, not code.
When a contributor adds a new development tool, updates an environment variable, or adds a package — everyone needs to update their local machine.
This only gets more complicated as the complexity of your application and the number of contributors grows.
When a contributor adds a new development tool, updates an environment variable, or adds a package — everyone needs to update their local machine.
This only gets more complicated as the complexity of your application and the number of contributors grows.
02
This needs to change
A good tool doesn't force you into a new pattern, it should extend your existing experience.
The solution isn’t coding in a web app. It's something baked into the background that lets you use any of your existing tools — whether you're rolling your own Emacs config, using your preferred VSCode extensions, or rooted in JetBrains IDEs.
The solution isn’t coding in a web app. It's something baked into the background that lets you use any of your existing tools — whether you're rolling your own Emacs config, using your preferred VSCode extensions, or rooted in JetBrains IDEs.
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Our solution
We built Brev to let you just code. Use your local tools, connected to a cloud computer.
Don't do anything differently — use your tools like you normally do. But behind the scenes, we're connecting those tools to a powerful computer in the cloud.
Don't do anything differently — use your tools like you normally do. But behind the scenes, we're connecting those tools to a powerful computer in the cloud.
We limit accounts per day to ensure stability for current users. Put your email to get ahead of tomorrow's release.