Gitwit

GitWit is an open source, AI native coding platform that lets you build web applications from a browser. It combines a browser based IDE with an AI coding assistant, so you can describe what you want, review the generated code, and run it without setting up a local environment. The editor supports syntax highlighting and auto completion, and the vendor says it can provide a full backend built into a Next.js app. The AI assistant offers suggestions while you work and was designed around the idea that you stay in control of the result. A GitHub integration connects projects to your repositories, and the project describes real time collaboration for working with others. Because the code is open source, developers can also host their own instance, and the team publishes a walkthrough of deploying it on AWS. GitWit is aimed at developers, students and makers who want to move from idea to a running prototype quickly, and at people who prefer tooling they can inspect and modify. The team is a decentralized group of AI engineers, educators and full stack engineers, and it streams development sessions on YouTube and runs a Discord community. Pricing is not published on the site. The home page invites visitors to start building free and to view the project on GitHub, but no plan tiers or prices could be found, so confirm current terms with the vendor before relying on it for production work.