Blueberry is an AI-native product development platform for macOS that combines a code editor, terminal, preview browser, and collaborative canvas into a single workspace.
What is Blueberry?
Blueberry is a desktop application that gives product builders a unified environment for developing web apps. It takes source code and project context as input, and produces running web applications with live preview as output. The platform is built for macOS and is developed by the Blueberry team, currently available as a free beta.
Key Features
- Multi‑AI integration — Connect Claude, Gemini, Codex, or any MCP‑compatible model simultaneously. AI agents can see your files, terminal output, and live preview without copy‑pasting.
- All‑in‑one workspace — A built‑in code editor, terminal, and preview browser that update together as you type, replacing window‑switching.
- Pinned app panels — Click sidebar icons to view realistic mockup panels for Vercel, GitHub, Slack, Supabase, Linear, and Figma, each styled and populated with sample data.
- Canvas — A drawing canvas for sketching ideas alongside your code (positions, shapes, labels), directly within the workspace.
- Terminal‑first development — Run commands (e.g.,
npm run dev) and see live output tied to your editor and preview pane.
- One‑click deployment — Integrates with Vercel for deploying directly from the workspace; deployment history and status shown inline.
Who is it for?
- Web developers — Build and iterate on web apps with real‑time preview and AI‑assisted coding.
- Indie hackers — Rapidly prototype and ship products without leaving a single window.
- Teams — Collaborate via Slack integration and track issues in Linear without switching tools.
What can you do with Blueberry?
- Develop web apps with AI agents: Open a project folder or clone a repo, then ask an AI model to write, refactor, or explain code while it has full context of your terminal, files, and live preview.
- Manage deployments and tasks: Pin Vercel for deployment history (branch, commit, status, duration), view GitHub pull requests with checks and approvals, and track Linear issues – all from the sidebar.
- Collaborate via Slack and Supabase: Chat with your team in a Slack‑like panel, and browse database tables (users, posts, etc.) directly from the workspace.
How does Blueberry work?
- Download for Mac (free during beta).
- Open a folder or clone a GitHub repository.
- Connect one or more AI agents (Claude, Gemini, Codex, or any MCP‑compatible model).
- Start developing – the editor, terminal, and preview stay in sync, and AI agents can see everything.
- Ship using the built‑in Vercel deployment integration.
FAQ
Is Blueberry free?
Yes, Blueberry is 100% free during its beta period.
Is Blueberry available on Windows or Linux?
No – Blueberry is a macOS‑only application. A download link for Mac is available on the website.
What AI models can I use?
You can connect Claude, Gemini, Codex, or any model that supports the MCP (Model Context Protocol) standard.
Do I need to bring my own API keys for AI models?
Blueberry integrates directly with each model’s service – the workspace shows Claude Code v2.1.45, Gemini Code Assist, and OpenAI Codex instances running simultaneously. You log in with your account for each service.
