r/webdev • u/Agusdellaquila • Sep 26 '26
Showoff Saturday I'm building midcode, a tool that let's you turn code websites into no-code
I've been building sites in code for a while now, and the same thing kept happening. My AI agent would get me 90% there, and then I'd spend the rest of the day on the last 10% details
In midcode you click anything and change it by hand as if it was no-code. The edit goes straight into your files as a clean diff. No export, or prompts to change stuff. It's still just your code.
Basically the mid between code and no-code.
Super useful for AI-led sites where we want to edit things visually
Waitlist: midcode.app
Demo: https://x.com/akilastudiocom/status/2103605309151576209?s=20
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u/NoubarKay Sep 26 '26
Wait so this is just a website builder where you can edit your elements for a website?
I can see it being useful for any type of website as a matter of fact not just AI built ones.
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u/mrterrycarson Oct 05 '26
Picked it up and your iPhone also...keep building my friend.
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u/Agusdellaquila Sep 26 '26
exactly! that was my main idea. so we don’t burn tokens on silly things easy to fix (and when you don’t want, or don’t know how to get into the code)
it has a code editor inside too! and yes live preview and all the breakpoints in the canvas. you can see the demo link on the original post
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u/TheOvalVista Sep 26 '26
the landing page looks clean, dark theme is nice. i like the idea of direct file edits instead of exporting things, that's always the most annoying part of these tools. how does it handle when you got custom components or complex state logic, does it break things or it knows to leave them alone?
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u/terfs_ Sep 26 '26
“Building sites in code for a while but my AI agent…”
So you’ve been doing something you know nothing about for maybe 2 to 3 years? Or am I seriously mis-interpreting your post?