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Kompil 1.5.1 · Changelog

Illustration: the Kompil Code symbol, a glowing infinity loop, in the center; around it, tilted rings carry the app's features — live editor, AI agent, terminal, Git, extensions, chat and history — in orbit.

> kompil 1.5.1 // for Windows

Your whole teamin the same orbit.

The IDE where your team edits the same code at the same time, talks right on the line and runs the project on their own computer — with an AI agent that uses your key and asks before changing anything.

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Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) · 201.3 MB · macOS and Linux coming soon

// Works with

  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Bitbucket
  • Azure DevOps
  • Gitea
  • VS Code
  • Cursor
  • Open VSX
  • Anthropic
  • OpenAI
  • Google Gemini
  • OpenRouter
  • Groq
  • DeepSeek
  • Mistral
  • xAI
  • Ollama
  • Vercel
  • Netlify
  • Firebase

// how it works

One orbit, three moves.

  1. > 01 // New project · Ctrl+Alt+N

    Connect

    Create the project or import a folder from your computer or a repository. Invite the team with a role for each person.

    • Import a folder (with .git, it links itself)
    • Roles: owner, editor, viewer…
    • Extensions from VS Code and Cursor

  2. > 02 // src/cart.js

    Code together

    Several people in the same file at the same time, every cursor named. Line comments and a chat linked to the code.

    • Named cursors and presence
    • Line comments
    • Local or cloud terminal

  3. > 03 // Source control

    Ship

    Commit, push and pull with any Git server, Live Server on localhost and an agent that deploys through the service's CLI — with your permission.

    • Commit, push, pull and diff
    • Live Server on localhost:5500
    • History, milestones and replay

// changelog

What shipped last

See the full changelog

> Version 1.5.1 · Oct 29, 2026

Orbit is now called Kompil

A new icon in black or white, encrypted data in the database, email confirmation by code, AI connections in your profile, a guided tour and themes that paint the whole IDE.

Settings › Appearance: zoom, editor and terminal font and the app icon color

// why Kompil Code

Kompil Code is the collaborative IDE for teams that build the future together.

One app to write, review, run and ship. Everyone sees where the others are in the code, talks about the right line and uses their own AI — no screen sharing, and no key sent to any server.

official extensions in the Kompil store
34
people in the same file in the 1.0 tests
12
AI providers with your own key, plus any OpenAI-compatible API
9

Sources: the app's extension catalog and the 1.0 and 1.1 release notes.

// features

A solid base. A team in sync.

  • [AI]

    A coding agent with your own key

    Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter, Groq, DeepSeek, Mistral, xAI or Ollama. It reads the project, edits, runs commands and commits — and shows the diff or the command before every step.

    Settings › AI connections: paste an API key, Ollama or a compatible server

  • [Collaboration]

    Live editing

    Every keystroke shows up for everyone right away, with each person's cursor and name.

    Editor with cart.js open, Bia Lima's named cursor and the People panel with two people online

  • [Run]

    Run and debug

    Run (F5), breakpoints (F9), local terminal and containers through the Kompil Engine.

    Run and debug panel with breakpoints, running locally and in the cloud

  • [Git]

    Git with any server

    Publish or link a repository, stage, commit and push, pull, diff and conflicts.

    Source control: publish the project or link it to an existing repository

  • [Security]

    Account security

    Two-step verification, sessions, brute-force lockout and data stored encrypted.

    Settings › Security: protection level, password and two-step verification

See all the features

// ai in kompil

The AIs you already use, inside the IDE.

Kompil Code doesn't lock you into one model. Use the official GitHub Copilot and Claude Code extensions, or connect any provider's key to the coding agent. If the API is compatible with OpenAI's, it works — for code and for text.

A coding agent with your own key

It reads the project, edits, runs commands and commits — asking permission at every step.

  • OpenAIGPT models
  • AnthropicClaude models
  • Google GeminiGemini models
  • xAIGrok models
  • DeepSeekDeepSeek models
  • MistralMistral models
  • GroqOpen models in the cloud
  • OpenRouterMany providers with one key

Official extensions

The same ones as in VS Code, running on the embedded engine.

  • GitHub CopilotSuggestions as you type and Copilot Chat
  • Claude CodeAnthropic's agent in the Claude panel

Models on your computer

With Ollama, the AI runs on your machine: your code never leaves it.

  • OllamaLocal models
  • LlamaBy Meta, through Ollama, Groq or OpenRouter
  • QwenThrough Ollama or OpenRouter
Any OpenAI-compatible APIYour own servers and other providers: paste the address and the key under Settings › AI connections.
  • The key stays encrypted in your system vault, not on the server
  • You see the diff or the command before every action
  • Monthly limit per AI account, with a warning at 80%

Meet the AI agent

// inside the app

See who is in the code, line by line.

Real screenshots of Kompil 1.5 for Windows, with the checkout-api demo project. The app interface is in Portuguese (Brazil).

checkout-api — Live
Editor with cart.js open, Bia Lima's named cursor and the People panel with two people online

> Live

Two people in the same file

Bia's cursor shows her name on line 13. Under People, who is online and in which file.

// run anywhere

On your machine, in a container or in the cloud.

The code belongs to the team; running it is up to each person. Choose where — and how many projects at once.

  • Several projects at once

    Each project runs with its own Live Server and its own container, each on its own port. The Runs panel, on the title bar, shows everything that's running.

    • Live Server on localhost, reloading on every change
    • See and stop each run

  • Containers without Docker Desktop

    On Windows, the Kompil Engine runs your Dockerfile and Compose in its own Linux environment on WSL 2, with the same Docker commands. Ports show up on localhost.

    • Compose and Dockerfile
    • No admin rights beyond WSL

  • Cloud environment

    A container of your own for each project, with a terminal and the project's run command, ready for Node, Python, Java, Go, Rust, PHP and Ruby. The team sees that you're running, never your terminal.

    • On the Business and Enterprise plans
    • On the web version too

  • Connected to your tools

    Git with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Gitea or any HTTPS server. The agent deploys through the Vercel, Netlify or Firebase CLI.

    • Open VSX extensions
    • Import from VS Code, Cursor, VSCodium and Windsurf

See how it works

// desktop × web

The web edits and chats. The app is the full Kompil.

Features of Kompil Desktop and of the web version
FeatureDesktopWeb
Real-time collaborative editor, presence and suggestion mode
Messages, groups and project chat
Terminal and running codeCloud terminal only
AI agent, Claude and GitHub Copilot
Git (commit, push, pull, import a repository)
History, milestones and replay
Extensions and themes
Save to your machine and work offline
Developer network (profile, discover, groups)

// community

Discover who orbits near you.

In the Orbit view, you are in the center and developers are around you, closer the more you match: skills, goals and overlapping hours. Invite someone to a pair session, ask for help on the board and build teams.

Meet the developer network

Discover devs
Discover devs in orbit: you in the center and people around you by affinity

// get started

From download to your first team project.

  1. 01Download and install
  2. 02Create your account
  3. 03Take the tour
  4. 04Create or import a project
  5. 05Invite the team
See the tutorial
Guided tour · step 2 of 8
Kompil guided tour, step 2 of 8

// faq

Questions that always come up

Which systems does Kompil Code run on?

Today, Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). The desktop app for macOS and Linux is marked “coming soon” on the download page. The web version opens in the browser to edit and chat.

Do I need an account?

Yes. The desktop app asks you to sign in with your account, by email. Creating an account is free.

Is the app in English?

The Kompil app interface is in Portuguese (Brazil). This site is available in English and in Portuguese.

What's the difference between the app and the web?

The web is for editing and chatting from anywhere: the collaborative editor, messages and the cloud terminal. The desktop app is the full Kompil: AI agent, Git, history, extensions, local terminal, saving to your machine and the developer network.

How do I update?

It updates itself: the app downloads the new version in the background and shows Update on the title bar; one click installs it.

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// free account

Join the orbit.

Creating an account is free. Download the app for Windows or sign in on the web to edit and chat from anywhere.

  • Your AI key stays yoursEncrypted in your system's vault, not on the server.
  • Works offlineWith the project saved on your machine, everything syncs later.
  • VS Code extensionsYour themes, snippets and extensions come with you.
  • Updates itselfNew versions download in the background.
Download for WindowsSign in on the web

Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) · macOS and Linux coming soon