A workspace for whatever you're building.
Ship an app. Run a campaign. Dig through a pile of research. Each one comes ready to work the moment you open it — describe what you want, and watch it get done. No setup, no wiring, no twelve open tabs.
Most tools hand you a draft. · Gravy hands you the finished thing.
01 · No setup
Open it.
It's already wired.
You don't assemble a stack or stitch together tools. You pick the kind of work, and the workspace arrives ready for it — the right helpers, the right connections, already in place.
- It runs the whole thing Writes the changes, runs the commands, and shows you the result working — you direct the outcome instead of assembling it yourself.
- Your accounts, already connected Link Vercel, Supabase, or Sentry once. Say "deploy" and it picks the right account — no tokens to juggle.
- It remembers Point it at your project once. The context carries across every session, so you never re-explain.
- Runs on your machine A real desktop app. Your work and your keys stay local — nothing routed through someone else's server.
02 · Pick the job
One workspace.
The work it's built for.
The core stays the same — a place to direct the work and watch it happen. Each kind of work brings its own helpers, tools, and connections.
Build & ship software
Describe the app; watch it get written, run in a live preview, tested, and deployed. Real code you own — not autocomplete, not a chat tab. Web today, mobile on a real device.
- Live preview
- Git
- Vercel
- Supabase
- Sentry
Run your marketing
Turn a brief into channel-ready content, line up posts across every major network, and read what actually worked — without leaving the workspace or wiring up five separate tools.
- Content
- Scheduling
- Every major network
- Analytics
03 · In front of you
Watch it happen,
while it happens.
The work area shows you everything as it goes — the running result, the commands, the changes, the files. No guessing what happened in some hidden process.
- 01Live previewYour app running, embedded right there — or on your phone for mobile.
- 02The work logEvery command and step, narrated as it runs.
- 03ChangesEvery edit shown as a reviewable diff before it lands.
- 04FilesYour project in a tree you and the workspace share.
04 · Your call on models
Use what you already pay for.
Or let Gravy choose.
Bring a subscription you already have, drop in your own key, or run on managed Gravy AI and let it pick the right model per task. No second bill for a model you're already paying for.
Gravy AI
Managed · pay per use
Claude
Connect · Anthropic
Codex
Connect · OpenAI
Copilot
Connect · GitHub
Your own key
14+ providers
Credentials stay on your machine. Sign in once · nothing leaves your laptop.
FAQ
The questions people ask first.
Is there one AI tool that handles both coding and marketing?
Most AI tools are pointed at one job — Cursor for code, Jasper for copy, Buffer for scheduling. Gravy is a desktop workspace that does both: an agent that writes, runs, and deploys software, and the same workspace can draft posts, schedule them across networks, and report on what landed. The shared workspace remembers your project and voice so you aren't re-explaining yourself in every new tab.
Do AI agents have to run in the cloud, or can they work on my desktop?
They don't have to be cloud. Gravy is a native desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Your code, credentials, and project memory live on your machine — the agent runs locally and only talks to model APIs you've configured. That avoids uploading proprietary code to someone else's sandbox and lets the agent actually run, build, and preview your real app on your real OS.
Can I use the AI subscription I already pay for, or do I have to buy another one?
You can bring what you already pay for. Gravy lets you OAuth an existing Claude, ChatGPT Codex, GitHub Copilot, Google Code Assist, or Antigravity subscription and run on that quota — no second bill. You can also bring an API key for any of 14+ providers, or use managed Gravy AI on credits. The choice is per-task, not a lock-in.
Do I need to know how to code to build apps with an AI agent?
Less than people assume, but it helps. A modern agent can take a sentence ("make a meal-planning app with a shopping list") and produce a real, running application — frontend, backend, database, deploy. You direct the outcome and review what it does; you don't have to write the code yourself. Knowing what you want and being able to read the result is the hard part, not syntax.
What's the difference between an AI chatbot and an AI workspace?
A chatbot answers questions in a tab; you take the answer somewhere else to do anything with it. A workspace is where the work actually happens — the files, the running app, the deploys, the calendar, the metrics — and the agent acts inside it. The agent isn't a separate thing you consult; it's working in the same surface you are.
What can Gravy do that ChatGPT or Claude can't?
ChatGPT and Claude are chat interfaces — they can produce code or copy in a reply, but they can't open your repo, run your build, deploy through your Vercel account, preview your app on your phone, or post to your Instagram. Gravy is the workspace those answers happen inside, so the work actually gets finished instead of pasted somewhere.
Stop reading drafts. Start opening finished work.
Download Gravy for macOS, Windows, or Linux. Open a project you already have, or start a fresh one — either way you'll see it working in minutes.