Annotate your product. An agent implements it and hands you a reviewable diff — no command line.
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Built for the teams who ship — your logo here soon
From the first sentence to a merged PR — building, annotating, sharing, and shipping all flow from a single pair of hands.
Write what you want. The agent drafts the spec and builds it into a live canvas you can see — no command line, no black screen.
Pin, pen, and box directly on the preview. Each annotation becomes the change request itself, and the spec updates beside it live.
Share a link to the work in progress. Reviewers comment in place and approve — the decision lives next to the change.
Each issue runs in its own isolated worktree and branch. Commit, open a PR, and merge — without ever touching main directly.
A dozen conveniences we sweat — so the day-to-day stays fast, and stays out of your way.
Every action has a shortcut, so you rarely reach for the mouse.
Zoom out to see the whole project at a glance, then dive into any corner.
Install purpose-built skills — or bring the ones you've already made.
Specs and docs are plain files. Tweak them directly whenever you want.
Choose exactly who can open a link, and how much of it they see.
Use Claude Code's features and your own skills, exactly as they already are.
Bezier directs the coding agent you already trust — on your machine.
Run many issues at once; only the ones that need a decision surface to you.
Your progress is saved as you go, so a wrong turn is never costly.
Watch the product update right beside the conversation.
Spin up grayscale variants on a board and choose one before any code is written.
Step away while it works — get a notification when the agent finishes or needs a call.
We're still in closed development — here's what the people we built this for keep telling us.
“I get stuck in Figma. I want to ship something real, from a spec, myself.”
“I understand orchestration. I'm just tired of engineer-first tooling.”
“Finally the black screen is gone — the work just shows up on the canvas.”
“Many brands, fast — delivery-ready, without dropping the craft.”
“Respect our design system, and let me trace who changed what, later.”
“I describe it, annotate it, and review a real diff. That's the whole loop.”
So you stay in control — three lines we draw from day one, before anything ships.
Implementation runs on your machine. Your code is never sent to Bezier.
Changes land in an isolated worktree; main is only ever touched through a PR.
Specs and decisions live in docs/. Only handoff-ready artifacts land in the same PR as the code.
It runs on your own coding agent (like Claude Code), on your machine. Bezier is the layer that directs it and ties your judgment and decisions together.
Implementation runs locally, and your code is never sent to Bezier. Changes land in an isolated worktree, and main is only ever touched through a PR.
No. Just write what you want and annotate the screen — the agent draws the rest. The more you've felt stuck in Figma, the more it helps.
We're in closed development right now. We're rolling out early access to people on the waitlist, in order.
Early access — rolling out gradually
The handle is yours. We’re inviting people from the waitlist, in order.