› Build the onboarding screen
Reading src/screens/Onboarding.tsx…
✓ Updated Onboarding.tsx
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The AI development environment
Oblivion IDE Studio runs Claude Code and Grok side by side, next to a live preview of the app they're building. Every phone and tablet frame is built in, and your phone can open the whole thing from anywhere.
› Build the onboarding screen
Reading src/screens/Onboarding.tsx…
✓ Updated Onboarding.tsx
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› Add /v1/projects endpoint
✓ Route ready, 3 tests added
Watching for changes…
› Running migration 0042
✓ Added activity table
Schema synced
› npm test
✓ 48 passing
Coverage 94.2%
Built for building with AI
Claude Code and Grok in split terminals, each in its own workspace folder, restored exactly when you reopen.
Point it at your dev server and watch every change land. Pop it out into its own window when you want more room.
iPhone, Pixel, Galaxy and iPad.
Sign in with the same Google account and open your PC's preview on your phone, at home or anywhere.
Agents in the loop
Every workspace gets an AGENTS.md that teaches whichever agent is running how to drive the preview: load a URL, reload it, read the console, take a screenshot and check the phone.
✓ Component created
↳ Route ready
✓ Schema synced
↳ 48 passing
Run several coding sessions at once and keep every one of them in view. Each terminal can be Claude Code or Grok, and your sessions come back when you reopen the workspace.
Circle what's wrong right on the preview with a pen, arrows, boxes or labels, and send the marked-up screenshot straight to the agent.
# the agent, after editing your code
curl -X POST $OBLIVION_CONTROL/preview/reload
curl $OBLIVION_CONTROL/preview/console
curl -X POST …/preview/screenshot
✓ 0 errors · screenshot looks right
A small local control server lets the agent reload the preview, read its console and screenshot the result, on desktop and on your phone.
Oblivion Mobile
Sign in on your phone with the same Google account and your PCs are just there. No QR codes, no IP addresses. Tap one and the live preview opens on the phone itself, so you can test on real hardware.
How it works
Pick the folder you're building in. Oblivion remembers its terminals and preview.
Start Claude Code or Grok terminals and give each one a job.
The preview updates as they work, on desktop or in any device frame.
Open the same preview on Oblivion Mobile, wherever you are.
The difference
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Oblivion IDE Studio is coming to Windows, with Oblivion Mobile on Android. Leave your email and we'll let you know the moment it's ready.
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FAQ
A Windows desktop workspace that puts AI coding-agent terminals right next to a live preview of the app they're building, with phone and tablet frames built in. Because the agents can see the preview themselves, reloading it, reading its console and screenshotting the result, they catch and fix their own mistakes instead of waiting for you to describe them. Less copy-pasting and fewer back-and-forths means your AI gets more done, faster.
Claude Code and Grok. Each terminal can run either one, and you use your own Claude or Grok account.
No. Sign in to Oblivion Mobile with the same account as your PC and it connects on your home network or over the internet from anywhere else.
Yes. Split the terminal area into up to four sessions and give each its own task. They all share the same live preview.
Soon. Leave your email under Get notified and we'll tell you as soon as it's out.