A visual IDE for the people who build websites.
Create a project, design on a canvas, edit content inline, and wire up interactivity — then commit to git without leaving the app. Everything saves to plain JSON and Markdown: the same files your compiler reads, your git tracks, and your team reviews.

The right surface for every part of the build.
Move between surfaces as the work changes — from file management to content authoring to visual design to scripting.
Manage
Project explorer, content collections, and file operations with live previews. Create pages, upload media, and build content models — the CMS layer, without the CMS.
Edit
Click any text and type. Slash commands for blocks, frontmatter forms on the side. WYSIWYG content authoring that feels like Notion — saves as clean Markdown.
Design
A live canvas for every breakpoint and a full CSS inspector — spacing, type, color, layout, hover states, and design tokens. Everything you'd do in DevTools, but persistent.
Script
State, data, and events in structured panels, plus a Monaco editor for functions and integrations. Switch a fetch from the browser to the server with one picker, and — once the connector and auth extensions are added — bind a list to a database table or wire up a sign-in form. Hover effects and logged-in apps, same panels.
From zero to editing in a minute.
Name a project, pick where it lives, choose how it deploys, and Studio scaffolds a clean starter you can build on. Already have a project? Open it from disk or clone it straight from git.

Git is built in. Deploys just happen.
Review changes, write a message, and commit-and-sync — right from Studio. Starting fresh? Publish to GitHub in a click and Studio creates the repo for you. From there, your host builds and publishes the site on every push — pages, assets, and the server tier if your project has one.
The visual builder that doesn't own your files.
Most visual builders trap your work in a proprietary format you can't read, can't version, and can't leave. Jx Studio reads and writes the same JSON and Markdown you'd write by hand. Close the app — your site is still there, still readable, still yours.
Download and start building.
Free, open source, and yours to keep. No accounts, no subscriptions, no vendor approval.