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Browser-based code editor with AI completion that runs from a phone, tablet, or any computer.
Lovelace is a cloud IDE that opens in a browser instead of installing on one machine, aimed at developers who want to edit code from a tablet or a borrowed computer. It bundles AI code completion and generation with Git integration for GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, so branches, commits, and syncing happen inside the browser tab. The project was built by Lambros Photios, CTO of the Sydney-based consultancy Adaca, and shared as a personal build rather than a funded startup. Access is currently free; the creator has said he manually adds usage credits to accounts on request rather than running a self-serve paywall.
Access is free; the creator manually grants extra usage credits on request instead of running a checkout flow.
Use tool ↗Lovelace is a real, working cloud IDE, but it reads as an early solo project rather than a maintained product: pricing is handled by direct message, not a plan page. It is worth a look for coding from a tablet, not for anything you depend on daily.
Watch out: The product's own site renders no content without JavaScript and shows no plan page, so confirm access directly with the creator before relying on it.
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