RavenThe Agentic IDE
for founders.
You're the PM, the engineer, and the designer. Raven puts planning, designs, analytics, and code on one surface.
Raven is a Mac app. Email yourself the link and open it on your Mac.
Email myself the linkUsed by builders at
- Stripe
- Vercel
- Linear
- Shopify
- Figma
- supabase
- Notion
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One surface, every hat
Built for whichever hat you're wearing.
01Designer
See it before you build it.
Every frame on the board is real React you can click through, not a screenshot. Explore five directions, then build the one you pick.
02Engineer
A fleet of agents. No collisions.
Run as many agents as the work needs. Each one lives in its own worktree and branch, and one sidebar tells you who's running, who's done, and who needs you.
03PM
Your product data, in the chat.
Connect Linear, Sentry, and PostHog. Their data renders as cards in the chat, readable by both you and the agent.
04Everyone
Your Claude. Your Codex. No API bill.
It's the real Claude Code and Codex under the hood, signed into your own accounts. Your subscriptions, your flat rate.
And around them
Sketches in chat
Ask a small visual question, get the options rendered inline. Click one to see it up close.
Context library
Stop re-explaining the codebase. Write it down once, and every agent starts from it.
Start a workspace from a prompt
Type what you want to work on, pick the project and the agent, and the workspace is born already working.
Review the changes
Every file the agent touched, diff and all, without leaving the workspace. Scope it to the branch or to what's still uncommitted.
Browser and iOS simulator, beside the chat
See the change running, in the workspace that made it.
Ask, Plan, Build
Three modes, one conversation. Switch as the work changes.
For founders
You wear every hat.
Raven is built like it.
Most AI IDEs are built for engineering teams: one layer, code, with every option piled on top. A founder needs the opposite. Less noise, more surface.
| Feature | Raven | OthersOther AI IDEs |
|---|---|---|
| Engineer | ||
| Parallel agents, a worktree per workspace | ✓ | ✓ |
| Claude Code and Codex, side by side | ✓ | ✓ |
| Ask, Plan, Build modes | ✓ | some |
| The agent tests its change in the browser | ✓ | some |
| Designer | ||
| Design boards with live React frames | ✓ | — |
| Sketches rendered in the chat | ✓ | — |
| Frame to implementation in a worktree | ✓ | — |
| Browser and iOS simulator, beside the chat | ✓ | some |
| PM | ||
| Linear, Sentry, and PostHog as cards in the chat | ✓ | — |
| Context library committed to the repo | ✓ | some |
| Everyone | ||
| Sign in with your own Claude and Codex plans | ✓ | some |
| Boards, plans, and context live as files in your repo | ✓ | — |
Frequently asked questions
What is Raven?
The agentic IDE for founders. It runs coding agents on your repos and puts planning, designs, analytics, and code on one surface, so you can wear every hat without switching tools.
Do I pay per token?
No. Raven runs on the Claude and Codex subscriptions you already have, at their flat rate. Raven itself is free.
Does my code leave my machine?
Only to the model, the same as running Claude Code or Codex in a terminal. Agents run locally on your checkouts, and your code and prompts never pass through a Raven server.
Which agents does it support?
Claude Code and Codex today, signed into your own accounts. You pick one per chat. More are on the way.
How do worktrees work in Raven?
Any conversation can get its own copy of the repo on its own branch, created for you, so several agents can work the same repo without touching each other or your checkout. Or skip it and work on your local branch, the same as a terminal. Your choice per chat.
How does it compare to Cursor?
Both are AI IDEs, but Cursor bills you per usage and uses its own harness around various models. Raven runs the real Claude Code and Codex on the flat-rate subscriptions you already have. It's also purpose-built for running many agents in parallel, with the surfaces a founder needs to build a whole product, not just the code.