Themes, keybindings, snippets. No account.

An editor is a personal tool. After a week it should feel like yours: your colors, your keys, your shortcuts for the code you type most.

What you can shape. Choose themes for the look, remap keybindings until your hands stop thinking, save snippets for the patterns you reach for daily, and tune editing behavior to match how you actually work.

What you do not need. An account. Configuration lives with you, on your Mac, not behind a login. Codeworks has no account system at all, which is one less password, one less sync conflict, and one less server with your name on it.

There is also a keyboard-first thread running through the app, and through this site: press the command palette shortcut on any page of codeworks.sh and you will see what we mean. Tools for people who type should be operable by typing.