Edit your front-end, visually

We connected your coding agent to a browser, and built-in a visual editor.

Visual Editor

Move elements visually, edit text, or leave a comment to make changes.

Connect your agent

Connect to your Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor account.

Completely local

Inspector connects to any local codebase

Feature Overview

Inspector just works

A visual layer for your codebase. Click any element, get context, and ship faster with your favorite coding agent.

Bring your favorite coding agents

Connect your Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex account in Inspector.

Visual editor for your codebase

Move any element, click apply, and have the changes saved to your codebase.

Click to add visual context

Inspector links elements to their exact line of code.

Page aware screenshots

Take screenshots that snap to any element on your page.

Edit text

Double click to edit any text on the page and save it to your codebase.

Frequently asked questions

Is there any setup required?

Nope! Just download Inspector, select your codebase or start from a template, and get started.

Is this a browser or an IDE?

With Inspector, our browser is your IDE. You can select elements, move them visually, and press apply, and inspector will edit the code directly in your codebase.

How do I get started?

Download Inspector, connect to Claude, Codex, or Cursor, open a project locally. If you have a project from Lovable, Figma Make, Bolt, or another vibe-coding tool, download the code from that project and open the folder in Inspector to keep working on it.

Is Windows supported?

Not yet! Join our waitlist for Windows here.

How do I publish my changes?

Inspector connects to GitHub so you can create a branch, commit changes, and publish a PR directly from Inspector!

What about data and privacy?

All your data is stored locally. We don't train on your proprietary code, and all of your chat histories are stored on your device.

I'm a designer, can I use Inspector?

Yes! Many designers are already using Inspector to push changes to production codebases.

Does this work with any front-end framework?

Inspector works best with React apps and can link the visual elements directly to React code in your codebase. That said, you can use Inspector with any front-end framework, minus our really good visual context engine.