The Agentic Desktop for Developers

Full Software Workflow in One App

Zide brings code, Git, issues, pull requests, CI, terminals, projects, and AI agents into one native desktop workspace. Use the models that fit your work, bring your own keys where supported, use included credits where available, or run local models where configured. Work across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket without rebuilding context every time you switch tools.

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Why Zide

Not another editor with a chat box

AI can help write code, but the work around the code still lives across issues, branches, diffs, pull requests, CI, terminals, model choices, and multiple projects. Zide gives that work one place to live.

One window, the whole workflow

Start from an issue, work with an agent in your repo, review the diff, commit the change, open a pull request, and check CI without rebuilding your workspace across tabs.

See the Issue-to-PR Workflow

Your workflow stays visible

Zide is built around the repositories and workspace state developers already use. Projects, files, issues, diffs, terminals, AI-assisted work, Git, CI, and pull requests stay visible in one workflow environment.

Explore the Product

Native on every desktop

Built with Tauri and Rust, Zide runs as a fast, lightweight desktop app. Open your repo, keep your layout, run terminals, review diffs, and move through Git, PRs, and CI without living in browser tabs.

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Model choice

Use the models you already trust

Zide Assist works across supported model providers. Switch by task, bring your own API keys where supported, use your own model subscriptions where supported, use included credits, or run local models where configured. Pick the model for the work. Keep the workflow in Zide.

Explore Models
  • AnthropicClaude
  • OpenAIOpenAI · Codex
  • GoogleGemini
  • DeepSeekDeepSeek
See the workflow

From issue to pull request in one workspace

Start with an issue. Ask the agent to work in your repo. Review the diff. Stage the change. Open the pull request. Check CI. Zide keeps the work around the code in one place, so you are not rebuilding context across an editor, terminal, Git client, browser tabs, and AI chat.

  • Open issues from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket.
  • Bring issue details, files, diffs, terminals, or tabs into context.
  • Ask Zide Assist to investigate, plan, or make changes in your repo.
  • Review proposed changes as diffs before you commit.
  • Stage changes, commit, open a PR or MR, and watch CI.
  • Keep the issue, code, diff, PR, terminal, and CI run visible together.
Explore the Product
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Actual product sequence showing Issue → AI → Diff → Git → PR → CI.

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Maximize agentic development

The right agent for the job

Use the model that fits the task, work directly in your repo, and review every change before it ships. Zide keeps the agent, code, Git, pull requests, and CI in one workspace so you can move from issue to implementation without rebuilding context across tabs. Work with Zide Assist or supported CLI agents while keeping your code, Git state, terminals, and project context in one place.

Real engineering work, not autocomplete

Zide Assist is built for repo-level work, not just the next line of code. Ask it to make changes across files, follow the plan, run commands, and return the result as a reviewable diff.

You stay in control of what gets applied, committed, and shipped.

  • Multi-file refactors, renames, and migrations.
  • Dependency upgrades with tests to back them.
  • Codebase-wide bug fixes and cleanups.
See AI-Assisted Development
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Short Zide Assist demo showing a real repo-level task, changes across files, and a reviewable diff.

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QuickTree

Create a worktree fast. Press Ctrl+Enter, enter your prompt, and Zide creates the worktree and opens the prompt in a new Zide Assist session.

Crosscheck

Use one model for the work and another to review it. Crosscheck lets a second model automatically check the result and provide feedback.

Models

Use the models you already trust

Zide Assist works across supported model providers. Switch by task, bring your own API keys, use your own model subscriptions where supported, use included credits, or run local models where configured. Pick the model for the work. Keep the workflow in Zide.

Model access options include:

  • Supported server-based model options
  • Bring your own API keys where supported
  • Use your own model subscriptions where supported
  • Included credits where available
  • Local models where configured
Explore Models
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Actual Zide model picker with the active project/task context visible.

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Built by developers, for developers

Zide is being built around the way developers actually work: keeping the workflow visible, reducing unnecessary switching, and making the interface help the work move forward.

When I start using a development product I appreciate how well the user interface helps get the job done in a straight forward way, and what we have created here really meets the mark.
— Joe
Pricing

Start free. Unlock more when you are ready.

Zide is free to download and use. As your workflow grows, paid plans add more workspace capacity, expanded Zide Assist access, included AI credits where available, and perpetual license eligibility.

  1. Start free

    Download and get to work

    Open your projects and use the core Zide workflow at no cost.

  2. When you are ready

    Add more capacity

    Upgrade when you need more workspace capacity and expanded Zide Assist access.

  3. For the long term

    Keep building with Zide

    Eligible paid plans can include AI credits and perpetual license eligibility.

Bring the development workflow into one workspace.

Open your repo, keep your context, work with AI, review changes, manage Git, open pull requests, and follow CI from one native desktop workspace.