Your repos and dev servers. Together on Windows.

See your Git status, start your dev stack in order, and run Claude Code or Codex in tabs. RepoYard checkpoints your files before each coding session so you can undo its changes.

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Windows 10 and 11, x64. No RepoYard account needed.

When the trial ends, buy to unlock. Your repos and history stay on your PC.

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RepoYard repo library with Git status and the Atlas stack, alongside a shared sidebar with Needs you, Live and Insights sections.
Git status, running servers and coding sessions on one board.

Git status, running servers and coding sessions on one board.

RepoYard repo library with Git status and the Atlas stack, alongside a shared sidebar with Needs you, Live and Insights sections.

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For developers working across several repos. Your code stays on your PC; the tools you launch use their own services.

From code folder to running stack.

  1. Add your code folder. See each repo's branch, changes and server status.
  2. Start the services you need. Follow their readiness and logs from one window.
  3. Open a coding CLI. Work in a repo with a checkpoint to return to.

Start your whole stack in order

Stop opening a terminal for every service. Group your web app, API and worker into a stack. RepoYard waits until each service is ready before starting the next, assigns free ports, and stops the whole stack with one button.

How stack startup works
RepoYard board with the Atlas stack running: api on :8080, web on :3000 and worker on :3100, with a Stop all button.
Start your whole stack in order

Start your whole stack in order

RepoYard board with the Atlas stack running: api on :8080, web on :3000 and worker on :3100, with a Stop all button.

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Keep coding sessions in one window

Run Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Aider or Antigravity CLI in any repo and get a nudge when one is waiting for you. For Claude Code and Codex, a side panel shows prompts, tokens and an estimated API cost, read from the CLI's own session log.

Claude Code fixing a checkout form in atlas-web, with terminal tabs, session cost, token and context estimates, and the shared Needs you, Live and Insights sidebar.
Keep coding sessions in one window

Keep coding sessions in one window

Claude Code fixing a checkout form in atlas-web, with terminal tabs, session cost, token and context estimates, and the shared Needs you, Live and Insights sidebar.

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Undo changes from a coding session

An agent changed more than you wanted? RepoYard checkpoints your working tree before a coding CLI starts, including untracked files. Restore that point without changing your branch, index or stash. It checkpoints again before restoring, and keeps the last 20.

What checkpoints can restore
atlas-web's Overview tab: dev server ready on :3000, the branch two commits ahead, and the Safety net with a 'Before Claude Code' checkpoint and Undo to here.
Undo changes from a coding session

Undo changes from a coding session

atlas-web's Overview tab: dev server ready on :3000, the branch two commits ahead, and the Safety net with a 'Before Claude Code' checkpoint and Undo to here.

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The rest of your development day, covered.

Who's holding port 3000?

Machine lists every process listening on a port, including dev servers RepoYard didn't start, with its PID and full command line. Stop one in two clicks. Disk space finds build caches across your repos. Time estimates activity from dev servers, terminal typing and Git, counting overlaps once.

Find what is using port 3000
Machine, Ports & processes: three listening processes with PIDs and command lines, one on :6006 marked 'not started by RepoYard', each with a Stop button.
Who's holding port 3000?

Who's holding port 3000?

Machine, Ports & processes: three listening processes with PIDs and command lines, one on :6006 marked 'not started by RepoYard', each with a Stop button.

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Localhost on your phone

Press the phone button on a running dev server and scan the QR code from a phone on the same Wi-Fi. RepoYard forwards the request to localhost and rewrites Host, Origin and Referer, so Vite and Next.js accept it without config changes. Live reload keeps working.

Preview Vite or Next.js on your phone
Preview on a phone dialog with a QR code for http://192.168.1.24:52000, which opens atlas-web's dev server from port 3000.
Localhost on your phone

Localhost on your phone

Preview on a phone dialog with a QR code for http://192.168.1.24:52000, which opens atlas-web's dev server from port 3000.

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Linux servers, read-only

Add servers from your SSH config or your tailnet and see CPU, memory, disk, containers, pending updates and UFW rules, with a warning when a Docker port skips UFW. RepoYard only reads. Fixes are pasted into the terminal, and you press Enter.

Servers page for prod-eu over Tailscale: CPU 24%, memory 30%, disk 22%, 8 of 9 containers running and 12 updates waiting.
Linux servers, read-only

Linux servers, read-only

Servers page for prod-eu over Tailscale: CPU 24%, memory 30%, disk 22%, 8 of 9 containers running and 12 updates waiting.

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New projects from official generators

Pick from 24 frameworks, from Next.js and SvelteKit to Laravel, Django and .NET. RepoYard runs each one's own generator, like create-next-app or dotnet new, with the options you picked, pins npm generators to tested versions, and shows every command before it runs.

Guided setup, step 1 of 7: choosing Next.js from a list of frameworks.
New projects from official generators

New projects from official generators

Guided setup, step 1 of 7: choosing Next.js from a list of frameworks.

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Launch offer

RepoYard for Windows

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wasUS$49.99

one-time · keep your version · no renewal

Start 7-day trial

Download from the Microsoft Store with no card needed during the trial. When it ends, buy to unlock. Your data stays on your PC either way.

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Everything in.

Every current feature is included. No starter plan, feature tiers or usage caps.

  • All features, nothing gated behind a higher tier
  • 7-day trial from the Microsoft Store
  • All 1.x.x updates included
  • No RepoYard account or cloud sync needed
  • Keep the version you buy, with no renewal
  • Windows 10 (v2004+) and Windows 11, x64

Your code stays on your PC.

No RepoYard account or cloud sync. Your repos, settings, notes and logs stay on your PC. Onboarding asks you to accept the Terms of Service and separately offers anonymous usage and crash reports. Reports are optional, unchecked by default, and can be turned off in Settings. Your license is checked with the Microsoft Store. Tools you start from RepoYard, like git push, ssh, Claude Code and Codex, talk to their own services as they would in any terminal. This website counts visits without cookies. Privacy policy

Before you buy

How does the trial work?

Download from the Microsoft Store using a Microsoft account. No RepoYard account or card is needed for the trial. You get 7 days with every feature unlocked. When the trial ends, RepoYard locks. It can still stop anything that's running, and your repos, settings and history stay on your PC untouched.

Is it a subscription?

No. Pay once: currently US$39.99 (regular US$49.99) in the US, and the Store shows your local price. Keep RepoYard V1 with no renewal required. All 1.x.x updates we release are included at no extra cost. These updates focus on bug fixes, polish and small improvements to existing features.

Which Windows versions are supported?

Windows 10 version 2004 or later, and Windows 11, on x64 PCs.

Which coding CLIs work with RepoYard?

Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Aider and Antigravity CLI. Token usage and API cost tracking is shown for Claude Code and Codex, read straight from their session logs.

How do refunds work?

The Microsoft Store handles payment and refunds. Request one from Order history in your Microsoft account.

Do I have to share usage and crash reports?

No. Onboarding has a separate, optional checkbox for anonymous usage and crash reports, unchecked by default. Accepting the Terms of Service does not enable reports. You can change the reporting choice in Settings, and every feature works with it off. See what reports contain.

Is there a Mac version?

Not yet. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when there's a Mac build to try.

Point it at your code folder.

RepoYard scans every repo inside and surfaces branch, changes and dev server status. Nothing is written to disk during the scan.

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