Let.com BUILD / DESKTOP
Big ideas.
A little more focus.
A home for the work behind your next app. Keep the conversation, the preview and the code in one focused workspace.
client-overview.tsxUpdatedproject-status.tsxUpdatedGood work. Clear next steps.
Your studio and your clients, on the same page.
Review the first direction
Photography is ready
Your launch checklist
A shared space for the next good thing.
export function ClientOverview({ projects }) {
return (
<Workspace title="Your projects">
{projects.map(project => (
<ProjectCard
key={project.id}
project={project}
showNextStep
/>
))}
</Workspace>
);
}Illustrative source from this sample project.
Interactive workspace preview. Switch projects or open the code to explore.
Try quick actionsExplore the Let.com Build workflow in your browser.
THE WHOLE PROJECT, IN VIEW
Stay in the work.
Keep the context.
Pick up the thread.
Your brief, decisions and next change belong with the project. Move between ideas without starting from a blank conversation.
See what you’re shaping.
Keep the result beside the request. Explore the interface, refine a detail and see how the next version comes together.
Get closer to the code.
Follow the files behind a change. Inspect the source when you want more detail, then continue with your own tools and repository.
A LITTLE MORE INTENTION
Move forward.
Know what changed.
A useful workspace gives you context before the next step. Review the estimated cost, see the changed files, and keep earlier versions within reach.
Explore how Let.com Build worksA clearer client overview.
Project status, shared files and next steps.
client-overview.tsxproject-status.tsxBring clients into the project.
Invitations and a shared project space.
The first good starting point.
Studio identity and project structure.
No matching actions. Try “project” or “code”.
LESS SEARCHING. MORE MAKING.
Your next step.
Close at hand.
A quick way back to the right project, the right file or the next idea. Try the action menu to move around this sample workspace.
⌘ / Ctrl + K opens quick actions while you’re using the preview.
FROM THE FIRST IDEA TO ITS NEXT HOME
Make it here.
Take it forward.
Your workspace is one part of the journey. Keep your code connected, choose the resources your app needs, and give the finished product a home.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few useful
details.
What is Let.com Build for desktop?
A focused desktop workspace for building with AI. It brings project conversations, previews, editable code and version context together, so you can stay close to the work.
Can I try the workflow in my browser?
Yes. Open Let.com Build to explore Let.com Build and its application examples. The interactive workspace on this page lets you switch sample projects, inspect illustrative source and try quick actions.
Are the projects and cost estimates on this page examples?
Yes. Fieldnotes, Daybook and Common Goods are sample projects. Their previews, versions, source and cost estimates illustrate the workflow; they are not a quote for your project.
Can I keep using GitHub and my editor?
Yes. Your source remains part of your project. Keep working with your repository and preferred editor, and explore GitHub deployment or MCP hosting for the next part of your workflow.
How does the workspace connect to hosting?
Let.com Build is where you create and refine your project. A Let.com hosting plan gives the published application a home, with resources selected for the needs of your app.
Let.com BUILD
Make room for
your next good idea.
client-overview.tsxUpdatedproject-status.tsxUpdatedGood work. Clear next steps.
Your studio and your clients, on the same page.
Review the first direction
Photography is ready
Your launch checklist
A shared space for the next good thing.
export function ClientOverview({ projects }) {
return (
<Workspace title="Your projects">
{projects.map(project => (
<ProjectCard
key={project.id}
project={project}
showNextStep
/>
))}
</Workspace>
);
}Illustrative source from this sample project.
weekly-planner.tsxUpdatedtask-row.tsxUpdatedA little room to do good work.
One view of the week. A clear place to begin.
Plan the next release
Review the new homepage
Share the weekly update
Make progress. Leave a little breathing room.
export function WeeklyPlanner({ days }) {
return (
<WeekView label="This week">
{days.map(day => (
<DayColumn key={day.date}>
<TaskList
tasks={day.tasks}
showAssignees
/>
</DayColumn>
))}
</WeekView>
);
}Illustrative source from this sample project.
shop-overview.tsxUpdatedoperations-list.tsxUpdatedThe everyday, in good order.
Orders, inventory and the work that moves your shop.
Prepare the next dispatch
Review the incoming stock
Check the product details
The details are what make the everyday work.
export function ShopOverview({ tasks }) {
return (
<Dashboard title="Today in your shop">
<OperationsList
items={tasks}
groupBy="priority"
showStatus
/>
<InventorySummary />
</Dashboard>
);
}Illustrative source from this sample project.