Sprout anything.
Grow it on Rootsy.
A shared home for your code, tools, and AI agents. Build and run apps, websites, and internal tools on a cloud computer that stays with your project.
Where your
ideas live.
A real cloud computer, built around your project.
Write, run, and preview it in one place.
Then keep making it better.
import { useState
} from 'react';
export default function RequestDesk() {
const [requests,
setRequests] = useState
([]);
return (
<Workspace title=
"Team requests">
<RequestList items={requests} onApprove={approveRequest} />
</Workspace>
); } ~/my-team/request-desk
❯ npm run dev
✓ Your workspace is ready.
Preview request-desk
› Try approving a request in the preview.
Team requests
Team requests
Your editor and terminal, together.
Give your code a working home.
A useful first version is just the start.
Small tools.
Big difference.
Start with something your team does every day.
Make something that makes it better.
Give the back-and-forth a home.
Requests, approvals, onboarding. Make the everyday work a little easier for everyone.
Put your next good idea out there.
A company website, a customer portal, or a small product with a big job to do.
A clearer view of the work.
Bring useful information together in a dashboard made around your team’s questions.
Let the repeat work run itself.
Build event-driven workflows for repeat work. Connect your tools, process requests, and keep the moving pieces together.
Your tools.
New possibilities.
Your AI account. Your code. A persistent workspace.
Start fresh or bring something you’ve already
built.
The idea is yours. So is the next step.
Turn the work you make with an AI coding assistant into a project you can run, use, and keep improving.
Keep your way of working.
Bring your code into a workspace with an editor, terminal, and preview. Make a change and see what it does.
Pick up where you left off.
Already have the first version? Start with that code and work out what it needs to become useful to your team.
Every good thing
starts somewhere.
You don’t need to begin at the beginning.
Find your own way in.
Find the thing worth making.
A process that takes too long. A spreadsheet that has outgrown itself. Start with a real problem, and make the first step small.
- Choose one useful outcome
- Decide who it needs to help
Make it real enough to try.
Give your idea a working shape. Build a small version, see it in the preview, and find out what makes it useful.
- Build around the essential task
- Try it and make it better
Give it a place to keep working.
Bring an existing app or automation into a working environment. Connect the pieces it needs, and keep developing from there.
- Start with the code you have
- Run it in your workspace
Let the useful things grow.
Learn from how your team uses what you’ve made. Improve it, expand it, and find the next everyday problem worth solving.
- Refine what’s already useful
- Make room for the next project
For the team
behind the idea.
Start with what people need.
Build something they’ll actually use.
Is Rootsy just for developers?
Rootsy is for people and teams making useful software. Developers can work directly with code. Operations, marketing, and other teams can bring the problem, shape a first version, and help decide what to build next.
Can I bring something I’ve already built?
Yes. Your starting point can be an existing codebase, a first version made with an AI tool, or a project you want to keep developing. What it needs to run depends on how it was built. We can help you think through the next step.
What makes a good first project?
Pick something small that solves a real problem: a request form, a useful dashboard, a simple client portal, or a recurring report. Make it useful to a few people, learn from them, and improve it.
How do we work out what our team needs?
Start with the job the software needs to do, the people who will use it, and the information it will handle. Then discuss the right setup, including access, hosting, and any requirements specific to your organization.
What are
you growing?
Something useful.
Something your team needs.
Something that’s yours.