What happens, step by step, when you press Run
Generated from your sentences. Read it here, change it there.
One pane of code. The green parts are sentences.
Parts to add to your project: by the kind of project they belong to, or by what they do. Each comes in the languages it's written in, and Coding integration joins two languages together. Adding a part puts its code in your project, in a file of its language.
On shelves by what you're making. A kit plans a whole kind of project, step by step; a blueprint is a story with blanks that writes the sentences for you. Everything stays yours to change.
A step of your own: what it's for, and how far along it is. Its note goes in the file you're in, at the cursor, so the map can take you there.
An empty project, ready for your sentences. (Blueprints start one with sentences already written.)
Or : say what you're making, choose its steps, and get them laid out in the order you'd build them.
Say what you're making, choose its steps, and build. Each step is marked Walk (written for you), Hallway (you fill in the key parts) or Horizon (what to learn next).
Bring in a whole project (a folder or a .zip) or a single file. IntuaCode maps how the files connect, splits each one into sections and explains them in plain English. It all happens in this page; the code isn't sent anywhere.