Visual flow canvas
Drag, connect and organise the resources the AI can use. Each node is a real capability: code, browser, database, process. You draw the context, it works inside it.
Riggr is a canvas where you build the environment the AI needs: code, browser, database, processes, terminal. Runs locally through your CLI (Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI) and you decide what it touches.
The AI runs on your machine, through the CLI you already have. No proxy in the middle, no double billing, no new keys. You define what it can touch on the canvas.
Drag, connect and organise the resources the AI can use. Each node is a real capability: code, browser, database, process. You draw the context, it works inside it.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI: the agent runs local through the CLI you already have. No new key, no double billing.
AI opens pages, clicks, reads console, takes screenshots. It tests what it writes while you're still on the same line.
Postgres, MySQL, SQLite, Mongo. The AI inspects schema, runs queries, samples data. Straight from the canvas, no extra client needed.
PowerShell, bash, long-running processes, Docker. You spin up, it does too. Both reading the same log.
Your code, your CLI, your key. All on your machine. Riggr is not SaaS. Nothing you create goes through our servers.
Riggr is an AI canvas tool : the AI sits at the centre of your project. Workspaces live in .riggr files on your machine, right next to your code.
You decide what the AI can reach: browser to test the UI, database to validate data, processes to spin up services, terminal to run scripts. Your local CLI orchestrates it all.
No subscription, no tiers, no project limits. Pay once, the app is yours forever. Updates keep shipping as long as Riggr exists, and you use the AI you already pay for through your CLI. Nothing extra.
Buy Riggr · R$ 100 →3 days free to try before you pay.
Riggr is built in public. A release every month, every bug has an open issue, every idea goes through Discord. Updates keep coming as long as the app exists. You paid once, that's it.