DeckerDecker

For people building many products with AI

The missing workflow
for vibe coding.

Your AI writes the code. Decker runs every product you build, in one place — and your AI can work with them too.

Free for one project · macOS 14+ (Apple silicon) & Windows

Every product gets its own address, side by side. See the workflow →

Everything you need
after your AI writes the code.

ADD

Drop the folder your AI made.

Decker finds what's inside and how to start it.

RUN

Start with one click.

Each service gets its own local address. No commands to remember.

FIX

Hand the error to your AI.

Problems stand out. Copy for AI hides your .env values.

SHARE

Send a link anyone can open.

Pick how long it stays up, and add a password if you want.

SHIP

See if your push went live.

Decker checks the latest commit's deploy on Vercel.

Your AI can do it too.

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Works with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor

Your AI starts your app

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Works with the stacks AI uses.

  • Next.js
  • React
  • Vue
  • Nuxt
  • Svelte
  • SvelteKit
  • Remix
  • Astro
  • Vite
  • Expo
  • Express
  • Fastify
  • NestJS
  • FastAPI
  • Flask
  • Django
  • Streamlit
  • Gradio
  • Flutter
  • Tauri
  • Create React App

Why I built Decker

Jongjin ChoiMade inGanghwa, Korea

Hi, I'm Jin.

After five years as a full-time dad, I started building software again with Claude Code in 2025.

AI wrote the code quickly. But running each app, finding what broke, and checking that the update went live were still on me. With several products open in several terminal windows, keeping track of them became a job in itself.

So I built Decker. Building with AI is easy. Now managing what you build is too.

— JinRead the full story →

Start free. Pay once
when you need more.

Starter

Free

The workflow for one project on one device. No credit card required.

  • 1 saved project · 1 device
  • Run with local URLs, status and logs
  • Connect GitHub, Vercel and Supabase
  • Deploy results, with push alerts on Mac
  • Your AI starts, stops and checks your push
  • Copy for AI, Build Check and the menu bar
Start free

Lifetime

$69 once

The workflow for every product, with your AI.

Everything in Starter, plus:

  • Unlimited projects · 3 devices
  • The whole workflow for every product
  • Share public preview links
  • Your AI shares, once you allow it
Get Lifetime →

14-day money-back guarantee

Features may change over time. See our Terms.

Questions

Still have a question?
hello@rundecker.com

Can I use Decker without an AI coding tool?

Yes. Decker runs supported projects on its own. If you connect an AI coding tool like Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, it can read your project's status and logs, start and stop it, and wait for your push to finish, on the free plan too. Sharing a preview link is part of Lifetime.

What does Decker do after my AI writes the code?

It runs your project on your computer with working local addresses, status and logs. After you push, it shows your GitHub checks and Vercel deploy result for the latest commit, and on Mac it tells you when they finish. If a check fails, you can cancel the checks still running or re-run the failed ones. Your AI writes the code and your host deploys it.

Do I need to use the terminal?

No. Decker finds how your project runs and starts it for you. The only command you'll run is a one-time line to connect your AI tool, and Decker gives you that line to copy.

Do I need anything else installed?

Your project's own runtime, like Node.js for Next.js or Python for Django. Decker uses what your project needs; it doesn't install it for you.

Can I check the build before I push?

Yes. Build Check runs your project's build, or Django's deploy check or Flutter's analyzer, in Decker and shows whether it passed.

Can I control it without opening the app?

Yes. From the menu bar on macOS or the system tray on Windows, you can start and stop your current project's services and open their addresses.

What can my AI do through Decker?

What you allow in Settings → AI. Reading, starting and stopping services, and asking to cancel or re-run GitHub checks are on by default. Decker asks you before every cancel or re-run, unless you let it cancel the rest after a failure without asking. Sharing stays off until you turn it on, and every share waits for you to confirm it in Decker. Decker keeps a record of what your AI changed and of anything Decker refused.

Is my code safe?

Your project runs on your computer. A share link opens only when you start it, ends when its time is up, and can require a password. In logs your AI reads, your .env values and known key formats are hidden. Decker doesn't upload your project files.

How do I get the app?

Sign up, then download Decker from your dashboard. It runs on Apple silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later and on Windows. Intel Macs and Linux aren't supported yet.

Build with AI.
Decker handles what comes after.