Inside Bunzed
Good tools.
An uninterrupted thought.
The editor
Room for your next idea.
A clean canvas for the work in front of you. Syntax highlighting, language server completions, and diagnostics help you find your footing in any codebase.
Syntax highlighting · Language servers · Minimap
Integrated terminal
From a thought to a running thing.
Build, test, and run without leaving your workspace. Keep your shell beside your code, with multiple terminal sessions and panels you can move to suit the task.
Native shell · Multiple sessions · Dockable panels
Git built in
Give every change a second look.
See what changed, read the diff, and stage the pieces that belong together. Write your commit and sync your work from the Changes panel.
Inline diffs · Staging · Commits & sync
AI assistant
A little help, right where you work.
Ask a question with your code in view. The assistant can work with project context, suggest edits, and help with commands, while inline editing keeps changes close to the source.
Project context · Inline editing · Tool use
Part of Bunzed AI, the only paid add-on. The editor itself is free.
Project search
Find the thread. Follow it.
Search across your project and jump straight to the matching line. Open search results beside the code and replace across files when a change needs to travel.
Project-wide search · Line previews · Replace
Your workspace
Make yourself at home.
Go dark, or go transparent and let your desktop show through, frosted with blur. Choose your fonts and tune your text sizes. Small details make a workspace feel like your own.
Transparent theme · Opacity & blur · Custom fonts
Quick navigation
Less reaching. More doing.
Jump to a file with quick open, find an action in the command palette, or go directly to a line. Your next move is a few keystrokes away.
Fuzzy file search · Command palette · Go to line
All screenshots captured in the native Bunzed application, in the transparent theme at 85% opacity, and frosted over each wallpaper in your browser. A small Rust project provides the sample code. Shortcuts shown for macOS; use Ctrl on Linux and Windows.
Keep your hands on the keys
A few keys. A good rhythm.
Quick open
⌘ PCommand palette
⌘ ⇧ PTerminal
⌘ JAssistant
⌘ LOn Linux and Windows, use Ctrl in place of ⌘.
Make room for good work.
Your next idea deserves a little focus.
Meet your new workspace.
Free for macOS, Linux & Windows · Built with Rust & GPUI