OIOXO Documentation

Your first build: write one sentence, watch OIOXO plan, write, run, and verify it.

How OIOXO plans, writes, runs, and fixes your app until it works — and why it all happens on your device.

OIOXO on the web, your phone, the desktop app, and inside VS Code — which to use, and how they fit together.

Build on the go with the iPhone and Android apps — a private model that runs right on your phone.

Bring OIOXO into VS Code: private chat, one-click cleanups, and up to 90% lower AI costs.

The native app: bigger models, every language, full file-system access.

Put your phone and laptop on the same Wi-Fi to build together — the weaker one borrows the stronger one’s power, and the time they spend helping each other earns you free build time.

The model tiers, how OIOXO picks one for your hardware, and what to expect from each.

Use OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Groq and more with your own API key — plus token-saving.

Keep using Copilot, Cursor or Claude — OIOXO feeds them only the part of your project they need, so the same answers can cost up to 90% less.

Build and Workspace (local folder or GitHub) — and every panel inside them.

Fix-next, inline refactors, click-to-edit previews, approval gates, and verified edits.

Teach the agent your style with .oioxo/rules.md, project memory, and reusable skills.

Every keybinding, and how to remap any of them in Settings.

Download a .zip, bundle one HTML file, publish to GitHub Pages, or share by code — the code is the project, nothing leaves your device.

Open any repository in the browser, let the agent edit it, and push a commit back.

What free includes, how the allowance refills, and what Pro unlocks for $3.99/mo.

What stays on your device (your code, your keys) and the little that does not.

OIOXO Doctor, browser support, and fixes for the errors you might actually hit.

Short answers to the questions everyone asks first.