The dev environment
for vibe coding.
Build with Claude, watch it land on 10 devices at once, point at what’s wrong and let Claude fix it. Then ship through GitHub and Vercel with 37 checks watching your back.
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Turn on the inspector, hover an element: it lights up on every device. Keep it, “Ask Claude”, press Enter.
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Point at it.
Claude fixes it.
A real Claude Code terminal lives next to your devices, with Kinglet’s MCP server already plugged in. Anything you see can become a prompt, with the screenshot and the element attached.
Hover once. Every device lights up.
Size, margins, font and color on each screen, or where it’s hidden. One click sends the table and a capture to Claude.
Errors from every device, in one place.
Console messages and failed requests, live and per device, with a badge under each screen. Claude can read them itself.
Know what Claude is doing, everywhere.
Each project tab says working, waiting for you or done. A notification when a task ends, and your site is measured again right after.
From an idea to a live URL, without leaving Kinglet.
Name it. Claude proposes a stack and waits for your OK. The dev server starts on its own, then one click creates the GitHub repository and the Vercel project.
- 01Folder + git init
- 02Stack chosen with Claude
- 03Dev server, on devices
- 04GitHub + Vercel
A device lab
on your desk.
Real emulation through Chromium’s DevTools protocol: width, density, touch and user agent. Every tool applies to every device at once, so a test takes seconds, not a session.
10 devices, side by side
iPhone, Pixel, Galaxy, iPads, laptop, desktop or your own. Portrait or landscape, true sizes.
Synced scroll and navigation
Scroll or click on one, every other device follows. DevTools on each.
On your real phone
A QR code opens localhost over Wi-Fi, hot reload included. Paired, never public.
Network and CPU throttling
4G or slow 3G, mid-range ×4 or low-end ×6 CPU. Load time and weight under each device.
Appearance
Dark mode, reduced motion, high contrast, text at 130–200 %, page zoom 200 %. No reload.
Region per device
Language, timezone and location. The iPhone in Tokyo and the iPad in Berlin, at once.
Virtual keyboards
iOS or Android keyboard drawn on the page. visualViewport shrinks like on a phone.
Form filler
Valid or junk data in every field of every device. Lists the fields with no validation.
Offline and API mocks
Cut the network or fake any endpoint: status, delay, body. See error, empty and slow states.
Inspector
Size, margins, font and color of one element on every device, or where it’s hidden.
Export
A PNG board of every device, a PDF, full pages up to 10,000 px, a WebM or GIF scrolling.
Feedback and review links
Pin comments on devices. Send a link to a client: no app, no account. Replies come back.
Local, preview, prod.
One click apart.
Connect Vercel and GitHub once. Every branch, preview, pull request and production deploy shows up where you are already looking.
Deployments, live
refreshed every 30 s · measured on a phoneCompare environments
Tags and check scores side by side. The visual tab shows changed pixels in red, with LCP, CLS and TTFB for each.
Every deploy, measured
Each Ready deploy, each local commit and each finished Claude task is measured: score, LCP, CLS, weight, requests.
Pull requests and protected previews
The PR of each branch with its state and CI. Protected previews open on every device and on your phone, without a login wall.
#128 feat/budgets CI passedProduction, and the ones before
The live prod first, then earlier productions. Open an old one on its Vercel address to see what changed, one click back to the live one.
37 checks.
On every render.
Measured inside the devices, on the rendered page. Each problem comes with the fix for your framework and a prompt ready for Claude.
Whole-site audit
Up to 300 pages from the links, the sitemap and the rendered page, read like Google.
Open Graph previews on 10 platforms
WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Discord, Telegram, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Bluesky and Google, each read by its own bot, without JavaScript.
Your terminal Claude gets eyes too.
13 tools and 5 slash commands for Claude Code. It screenshots devices, runs checks, audits the site and verifies its own fix. Works with the app closed, on any URL.
$ claude mcp add --scope user kinglet -- kinglet --mcp --ozone-platform=headlessPay once.
Keep it.
No subscription, no account, no seat to manage. One license, every feature. Launching soon: join the list for a launch discount.
One license for you, on your computers. Linux (AppImage and pacman). Leave your email: you’ll hear first when Kinglet launches, with a launch discount reserved for the list.
One email at launch. No spam, unsubscribe in one click.
- 10 emulated devices and your real phone
- Claude Code panel, inspector and console
- MCP server: 13 tools, 5 slash commands
- Vercel and GitHub: previews, prod, PRs, CI
- 37 checks, site audit, budgets, history
- Open Graph previews on 10 platforms
- Region, keyboards, forms, mocks, export
- Automatic updates
Questions
When can I get it?
Soon. Leave your email in Pricing: you’ll get one email at launch, with a launch discount for people on the list.
Is it a subscription?
No. You pay $49 once and keep Kinglet. Updates install themselves.
Which systems does it run on?
Linux today: AppImage for any distribution, and a pacman package for Arch and CachyOS.
Do I need Claude Code?
No. Devices, checks, Open Graph previews and Vercel work on their own. With Claude Code installed, Kinglet opens it in your project with the MCP server already plugged in.
Do I need Vercel or GitHub?
No. Any local address works (localhost:3000, 5173…). Connect Vercel and GitHub for previews, production, pull requests and publishing.
Which frameworks?
Anything that runs in a browser. Fixes are written for Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, SvelteKit and Vite.
Where do my tokens go?
Into your system keyring (KWallet, GNOME Keyring). Kinglet talks to Vercel and GitHub from your computer only.
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