Self-hosted collaborative SQL editor for teams
Turns saved SQL queries into authenticated API endpoints instantly.

Yet another codeshare.io clone with AI features nobody asked for.
Remote development teams, solo developers needing quick code sharing
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As a developer and student working with a remote team, we always need to share some context or code with a teammate. For that we used to use codeshare.io. And when working solo, to validate our code or brush up our understanding, we used to use LLM models for it.
I identified a few problems: the well known platforms do not have the AI infrastructure, and you cannot run the code within the browser itself. That is where I found the gap, so I decided to build the product from scratch and give it a try.
After launching the product on Product Hunt, I found that many people nowadays work as solo developers. So I added a feature to share LLM context in a single click. My network also asked for an audio call feature inside the room, so that has been added as well.
So, SyncodeLive is a real-time collaborative code editor where you, your team, and an AI are in the same session. You just need to share a URL, everyone joins live with no signup, and any code can run [with LLM simulation as well].
My additional plan for the product is this: to bring it to enterprises, so that during a coding round a company can inject their own LLM API key and the candidate can solve the problem using the given LLM tools. AI use inside the enterprise is already the new normal, so soon enterprises are going to allow the use of an LLM while solving the problem, with a token budget. That is the gap we can fill.
I am also looking for feedback on how to make the platform more useful for visitors who genuinely want to enhance their thinking through coding, because coding is a powerful way to sharpen how humans approach problems.
Turns saved SQL queries into authenticated API endpoints instantly.
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