Compilers that run in your browser.

Write, compile and simulate hardware without installing anything.

Get AI explanations for compiler errors, right next to your code.

How it works

A real compiler and simulator, not an editor with a run button.

  1. Write

    Edit in a full code editor with highlighting and autocomplete. Your files are saved to your account.

  2. Run

    Compile and simulate in one click. See waveforms for VHDL and result tables for T-SQL.

  3. Fix

    Errors point at the exact line. Press "Explain error" for a plain-language explanation of what to change.

What each tool does

Built for coursework, not toy examples.

VHDL Studio

  • VHDL-2002, the version ModelSim compiles by default
  • Event-driven simulation with zoomable waveforms
  • Drive inputs without a testbench: fixed values, clocks or steps
  • Generate a starter testbench from your entity
  • Examples with self-checking testbenches
  • Save waveforms as PNG or VCD
Open VHDL Studio

T-SQL Studio Beta

  • Queries, procedures, functions, triggers and transactions
  • Errors written like SQL Server's, with message numbers and lines
  • Results, Messages and Objects tabs, like SSMS
  • Your databases are kept between visits
  • Examples from school databases to window functions
Open T-SQL Studio

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