Blueberry a modern IDE for product builders. - Terminal, editor, and preview browser in one app - Your model of choice sees your entire project, code, browser, and tools - Full Git worktrees support built in, work on multiple branches at once - Flow mode, Hyprland inspired tiling layouts,... ambient music Stop juggling tools. Build and ship from one workspace with Blueberry.show more

@meetblueberry The worktree support is the standout feature here. File-level isolation is step one though. When each worktree needs its own ports, DB, and Docker network, that's where most setups still fall apart.

@meetblueberry 100% and we’ve made several improvements in line with this already as you also need to consider env variable, installing dependencies, etc everything should just work magically.

I build web apps with Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI every day. My workflow looked like this: terminal on the left, Cursor in the middle, Chrome on the right. Three apps, constant tab switching, and my LLM could only see my code, not my running app, not my design in Figma, not my errors in the browser. Every time I asked Claude to fix a UI bug, I had to screenshot it, paste it, explain the context. It felt broken. So we built Blueberry.

Blueberry gives your model of choice eyes. A built-in MCP server shares live context from your editor, preview browser, terminal output, and pinned apps. When your model can see what you see, everything gets faster.

The terminal is first-class. Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or any agent side-by-side. Each gets its own named tab with a saved startup command. Open a project and your terminals auto-launch, `npm run dev` already running before you sit down.

Then there is Pinned Apps. Dock GitHub, Linear, Figma, PostHog, Vercel… anything, right inside Blueberry. They load with your project and share live context with your model through MCP. Your agent can see your open Figma file, your latest deploy, your error logs. No copy-pasting. No context windows.

This one’s huge: built-in Git worktrees support. Work on multiple branches at the same time. No stashing. No context-switching. Each worktree gets its own terminal, editor, and preview, completely isolated. Numbered pills in the header bar. Ctrl+Shift+1 to jump to worktree 1. Ctrl+Shift+2 for worktree 2. Up to 9 at once. Have Claude Code build a feature on one branch while you fix a bug on another. Both running simultaneously.

Then there is the screen capture bridge between what you see and what your model sees. Screenshot a bug in the preview browser. Or click an element to select it. Blueberry grabs the DOM reference and hands it directly to Claude through MCP. No more describing what’s wrong. No more pasting error messages. Point at the problem, and your agent fixes it.

Everything is keyboard-driven. Cmd+P opens the Command Bar. From there: open files, switch projects, create worktrees, change layouts, toggle flow mode, all without touching the mouse. Ctrl+1 for terminal. Ctrl+2 for editor. Ctrl+3 for preview. Ctrl+Shift+1 through Ctrl+Shift+9 to jump between work trees. The whole app is built around the idea that your hands shouldn’t leave the keyboard.

Blueberry is free during beta. Mac only for now. Download it, open a project, and let your model see everything. 🫐 We’re looking for all the feedback we can get. Join us in Slack and help us build the future of building.

@meetblueberry Sounds interesting for devs building AI tools, but

@meetblueberry Thanks for sharing! It's cool how all tools are integrated. Anyone using this in a real project? Let's learn together!

@meetblueberry amazing!👏

@meetblueberry Thanks 🫐🫐😀

@meetblueberry Could you add tmux‑style terminal panes to Blueberry? I want to see multiple terminals at once, tag each one, and save the layout per workspace instead of only using tabs.

@meetblueberry Your wish is our command. We now support tmux-style panes in Blueberry

@meetblueberry Coooooool!!!!!!!!!! I love it!!! I have one more request. It would be great if we could paste images on mobile too. Is that possible?

@meetblueberry Are you referring to adding a paste button to send to Claude on the mobile version?

@meetblueberry I'm talking about when I access it via a shared link. Also, rather than an address generated based on the IP, I think it would be great if it supported tunneling, like ngrok. I'm currently using Tailscale to access it from outside the network could you officially support this?

@meetblueberry Looks interesting; I will check it out.

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@meetblueberry sounds like a clean setup, but i wonder how much context the model actually needs to be useful. sometimes less is more.

@meetblueberry another VSCode IDE?

@meetblueberry Did you try it?

@meetblueberry I downloaded it, I'll give it a try.

@meetblueberry Let’s go @RayZrDev 🫐

@meetblueberry Bro, your AI reading my whole project and browser? Sounds sus, but loilliant. Where do I sign?

@meetblueberry There is no telemetry in the app and going to open things up so nothing to worry about but appreciate the trust in any case 😂

@meetblueberry Nice ,, how many more IDE should I install

@meetblueberry This will be the last one 🫐

@meetblueberry cool idea but browser in the ide usually means lag and distraction

@meetblueberry multi branch worktrees are killer, but without rock solid search it bottlenecks fast

@meetblueberry Give them a try!

@meetblueberry seems like a project worth following ... lets connect andrew!!

@meetblueberry i don't get it....

@meetblueberry It’s a feeling 🫐

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@meetblueberry This is the right product shape. Once the editor, terminal, and preview live in one place, agents stop feeling like a sidecar and start feeling native to the workflow. The real unlock is giving the model live context without turning the whole environment into chaos.

@meetblueberry cool setup, having everything in one app sounds super handy for juggling branches and previews :)

@meetblueberry I can confirm it is 😁

@meetblueberry Running into this when downloading for Mac

@meetblueberry Thanks for flagging Nicos! What macOS are you running on so we can debug, any other clues would be helpful too.

@meetblueberry Apple M5 Max, running Tahoe 26.3 (25D2125)

@meetblueberry what about I.P protection? How is I.P protected whilst using this?

@meetblueberry No offense but it looks like another memory hog electron app.

@meetblueberry Give a try and let us know. No offence taken.

@meetblueberry tested something similar last year with my dev team. saved around 2.5 hrs/week just by having everything in one view. curious how you're handling performance for bigger projects? feels like that could be the make-or-break part

@meetblueberry Give it a go and let us know. Working on a large project with no performance issues.

This hits. Skip the todo apps - these 5 actually show you can ship. One tweak: make the chatbot remember context across sessions, not just within one chat. That's where most people's demos break and where real value lives. The CLI tool especially separates builders from tutorial followers.

@meetblueberry wow

@meetblueberry Hyprland tiling keeps pulling me back to terminal. browser preview in an editor is a nice compromise

Sounds like you built something that actually works - rare in AI land. Your biggest challenge now is probably getting people to discover it when they search for "AI agent platform" or whatever terms your customers use. Quick win: get some case studies up with specific results ("reduced support tickets by 60%" beats "improved efficiency"). Want me to check how you show up in search? DM me the URL, takes 5 min.

The new AI-assisted engineering workflow is definitely constrained by traditional IDEs, but I'm not sure consolidating everything into a single app is the right abstraction either. The real unlock for next-gen IDEs will be making the flow between you, your AI, and your tools seamless, not just putting them in the same window.

@cyburns88 @meetblueberry 100% agree Cyrus the key being seamless. This is v1 🙂

@meetblueberry Nice yeah! If you nailed the flow from claude generating code to me reviewing it, making changes, and applying it id try it out

@cyburns88 @meetblueberry Give it a shot and let me know what you think, there is a lot in there I didn’t cover in the demo.

@meetblueberry Nothing's stopping you technically. But copying an idea without understanding the market pain it solves is why 90% of clones fail in month 3. The real blocker? Most people skip talking to actual customers before they write a single line of code.

@meetblueberry We started building Blueberry for ourselves because we notified a pattern. Download the app and join us in Slack the product has evolved a lot from all the feedback we’re receiving.

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@meetblueberry Everyone wants $500k, but few can survive the $54k shakeout. Diamond hands only.

@skvvv888 @meetblueberry This is a demo of Blueberry not Bitcoin 😂

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