Introduction
Build full-stack applications visually, with a live isolated environment behind every project.
Evrygo pairs a visual editor with a real development environment. Every project you open runs in its own sandbox — an isolated environment that installs your dependencies, runs your dev server, and serves a live preview you can edit directly on the canvas.
What a sandbox gives you
- A real runtime. Your project runs the same commands it would on your machine: your package manager, your dev server, your framework's hot reload.
- A live preview. The canvas renders your actual application, not an approximation of it. What you select on screen maps back to the source file that produced it.
- A persistent workspace. Files, dependencies and build caches survive between sessions. Closing a project does not throw your work away.
- A terminal and an editor. Full shell access and a code editor, on the same files the canvas is rendering.
Where to start
- Sandboxes overview — what runs, and how it is isolated
- Supported frameworks — templates and detection
- Lifecycle — start, idle, restart, persistence
- Startup performance — what to expect, and why