Daesha Studio is in invite-only alpha. Nautilus 3 builds and publishes web apps from a chat.

Open Studio

PLATFORM OVERVIEW

One account for building, data and hosting.

Daesha is four pieces that share an account: Studio, the Nautilus 3 agent, Daesha Cloud and daesha.dev hosting. This page explains what each one does.

THE PIECES

What each part of Daesha does.

Studio

The web IDE at studio.daesha.dev: chat, file tree, editor, diff review, live preview, checkpoints and publishing in one window.

Nautilus 3

The agent inside Studio. It reads your project, plans, edits files, runs build checks and screenshots the preview. Risky steps wait for your approval.

Daesha Cloud

Data, sign-in, AI and API connectors for the apps you build. Access rules come from a fixed set of tested zones, so nobody hand-writes database rules.

Hosting and Drop

Published projects live at name.daesha.dev, with a separate draft address for testing. Drop uploads a folder straight to the same hosting.

ONE NAUTILUS TURN

What happens after you press send.

  1. Read Nautilus reads the project's notes and the files it needs.
  2. Plan Bigger jobs get a checklist you can follow as it fills in.
  3. Build It edits files, then runs one build check for the whole batch.
  4. Check It screenshots the preview after visible changes and fixes what it sees.

UNDER THE HOOD

What Daesha runs on.

  • Cloudflare Workers: the Studio API, live project rooms and hosting.
  • Firebase: accounts and the data your Cloud apps store.
  • esbuild in the browser: bundles your project for the preview.
  • Encrypted secrets: API keys stay on the server and never reach a browser.
  • Daily budgets: per-account limits on agent and AI use.

WHERE THINGS LIVE

Where your project's parts are stored.

Part Where it lives Who can reach it
Source files and history Your project's room on Daesha's servers You and the people you share the project with
Published site Daesha hosting at name.daesha.dev Anyone with the address
App data Daesha Cloud, inside the zone you picked Whoever that zone allows
API keys Encrypted project secrets Only server-side connectors

START BUILDING

Try it on something small first.

A landing page or a little tool is a good first project. You can always take the code with you as a zip.