AI writes the code. Your name is still on the PR.
GooseCode is the canvas in the middle — your agent draws what it built, your team collaborates in real time, and you steer what's next with concise visuals instead of walls of text.
The moments every developer knows since the agents showed up. Open any one for what GooseCode does about it.
“Four hours in, the agent forgot why we started. So did I.”
“I asked one thing. I got nine paragraphs and a 300-line dump.”
“The data model lives in my short-term memory and a Slack thread.”
“The agent refactored across nine files. I can't see what it touched.”
“New hire, day one: “where does any of this actually live?””
“Nobody's actually sure what the database looks like anymore.”
“I describe the same architecture to the agent every single session.”
“The query returned 4,000 rows. I need the shape, not the dump.”
“We redraw the same diagram on every call and never keep it.”
“Why did we build it this way? Nobody on the team remembers.”
“I just want to hit the staging API, chain a few calls, and see what comes back — without babysitting a Postman collection.”
“Four hours in, the agent forgot why we started. So did I.”
“I asked one thing. I got nine paragraphs and a 300-line dump.”
“The data model lives in my short-term memory and a Slack thread.”
“The agent refactored across nine files. I can't see what it touched.”
“New hire, day one: “where does any of this actually live?””
“Nobody's actually sure what the database looks like anymore.”
“I describe the same architecture to the agent every single session.”
“The query returned 4,000 rows. I need the shape, not the dump.”
“We redraw the same diagram on every call and never keep it.”
“Why did we build it this way? Nobody on the team remembers.”
“I just want to hit the staging API, chain a few calls, and see what comes back — without babysitting a Postman collection.”
Tab strips and jump-to-definition were built when code was read at the speed it was written. That broke the moment a model could write a thousand lines while you drink your coffee.
Your project's RAM — ephemeral while you think, permanent when it matters.
You don't learn GooseCode. You ask your coding agent in plain language — and it draws on the canvas.
Every diagram, plan and narrative the agent draws is free. Individual Contributor adds the parts that run: dashboards, workflows, secrets and live schemas. And the parts that leave the canvas.
Free
No card, no time limit
The canvas, the agent tools, and a collaborator.
Unlimited canvases and projects
Every core agent tool: architecture, ERDs, code flows, flowcharts, sequence diagrams, kanbans, diff views
Change narratives and phased implementation plans
Real-time collaboration on a shared canvas
Share one project with a collaborator
Publish snapshots (Free allowance)
Desktop, iPad and web apps, plus the VS Code and Cursor extensions
1 editor across the account
20 published snapshots
1 GB media uploads
Individual Contributor
per month
The full canvas for one developer.
Everything in Free
Runnable dashboards: forms, tables and charts wired to real queries and commands
Data feeds between nodes, so one button runs the whole graph
Development workflows: runnable gRPC, HTTP, SQL and transform graphs
Variables, secrets and environment templates
Database introspection: ERDs drawn from the live schema
Codebase maps and guided tours
Presentations and slide decks built from the canvas
Architecture enrichment: real code attached to diagram nodes
Agent workstreams for concurrent agents
Shareable links and folder sharing
Your own environment templates, styles and component library
3 editors across the account
200 published snapshots
25 GB media uploads
Cancel anytime · billed by Stripe
Native apps for the four places real work happens. Plus IDE extensions for the two editors you probably already have open.
Or install from the terminal
$flatpak install --user https://cdn.goosecode.app/downloads/flatpak/goosecode.flatpakrefx86_64 only. Installs the app, pulls the GNOME runtime, and keeps you on updates. Ubuntu and Mint don't ship flatpak — sudo apt install flatpak first.
No flatpak? Tarball or offline bundle — neither updates itself.
Drop in AI-generated code and see it on a canvas — no install, no signup.
A live, full GooseCode session — right in your browser.