CodeKit3.37.2

CodeKit compiles, refreshes, optimizes, and builds website projects from a single native Mac application, so developers can spend their time shaping pages instead of maintaining build configuration. It brings dozens of web-development tools together and automatically compiles the languages commonly encountered in web tutorials.

During development, it refreshes and synchronizes browsers as you work, including browsers on different devices, without plugins or setup. A one-click project build handles the full process, while its visual interface lets you fine-tune how that process runs.

Built-in debugging tools help locate a misplaced comma or other coding problem quickly, and its optimization features are aimed at preventing slow websites. AI agents can drive CodeKit automatically, avoiding wasted tokens on build scripts for developers iterating on sites.

CodeKit runs on macOS 13 Ventura or later, with the developer’s homepage specifying macOS 13.5 or newer, and supports both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. The current release is 3.37.2,36780; it is distributed as freeware and is also offered with a free trial and no subscription.