Local workspaces
Open folders, browse files, and keep recent sessions ready for the next pass.
Desktop-first code editing
PPText Editor is built for local workspaces, fast file switching, clean writing flow, and a crisp keyboard-first editing feel with practical touches like smoother file opening, calmer editor contrast, extension-aware file icons, cleaner empty states, and precise replace-on-selection typing.
const editor = createWorkspace({
theme: "ember",
fontFace: "JetBrains Mono",
keyboardFirst: true,
github: "connected",
});
editor.open("local-project");
What it does
Open folders, browse files, and keep recent sessions ready for the next pass.
Syntax highlighting, calmer contrast, smoother file opening, and selection typing that replaces instantly.
Command palette, quick navigation, save shortcuts, and search without reaching for the mouse.
Connect a GitHub account with a personal access token and keep the editor ready for repo workflows.
Reuse preview tabs while browsing, keep renamed files in the same tab, and close tabs with middle-click.
Switch color schemes, font face, size, tab width, word wrap, and autosave in a focused panel.
Connected workflows
Add a GitHub personal access token, verify the account, and keep the connection saved locally for the next layer of repository features. It is intentionally simple, desktop-friendly, and quick to set up.
Preview only: connect your own account in Preferences → GitHub.
Workflow
PPText Editor keeps the surface area calm: a file tree, a fast editor, workspace search, and a command palette. The result feels light, direct, and ready for everyday local coding.
Ready to try it?
The current build includes GitHub connection, middle-click tab closing, file and folder icons, cleaner empty states, and smoother Monaco editing.
macOS downloads are packaged as a zipped app bundle. Unzip it, then open it or drag it into Applications. Windows installers still ship through GitHub Releases.