Show HN: Claude Code in the Browser – Webcode.sh

9•wordbricks•18h ago

I wanted to be able to code with Claude anytime, anywhere — walking, commuting, or at a café. So I built a browser-based terminal for Claude Code!

- Zero-config, instant REPL

- Works on mobile and tablets (Chrome, Safari)

- WASM-powered performance

Let me know what you think.

Comments

hele486•17h ago

The terminal returned: `command not found: claude`, indicating claude is not installed or not accessible in the environment.

wordbricks•17h ago

Loading takes around 10–15 seconds. Please wait a few more seconds and it should be ready.

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