One instance. Room for your team.
Run one instance on your infrastructure. Give people their own accounts and a private place for their projects.
Good ideas deserve room to grow.
Build Next.js and Laravel apps in one AI workspace, on infrastructure you control. For developers, agencies and teams.
Public beta · 28 October 2026
A focused introduction, a clear next step, and room for the work to speak.
A considered studio for independent minds.
Less noise. More possibility.
Building with AI should expand your choices. Wrenly brings the workspace to your infrastructure, so you can decide where your work lives and how it moves forward.
Run one instance on your infrastructure. Give people their own accounts and a private place for their projects.
Choose local models with Ollama or hosted models through OpenAI-compatible providers. Discover models in a searchable catalog and configure supported connections in the workspace.
Inspect generated files, revisit revisions and keep building on what came before. Docker isolation gives build validation its own boundary.
A framework-extensible foundation for the languages your team actually uses. Next.js and Laravel workflows are verified, from generation through preview and publishing. Vue and Django are on the roadmap.
Keep private source in Gitea. Publish a sandbox-built application image through your private registry to Coolify. Next.js and Laravel publishing is verified. These are our first integrations; support for choosing other Git hosts and deployers is on the roadmap.
Run it yourself, inspect how it works and help shape what comes next. The source becomes public with the beta on 28 October.
Private accounts and project sharing are the foundation. Richer team workflows are on the roadmap, so the conversation around an app can grow with the people building it.
Planned MCP connectors, including Figma, will bring more of your design and development context into Wrenly. These integrations are not available yet.
We’re preparing Wrenly for public beta.
That’s when the code goes public—and the next chapter begins.
28 October 2026 · Public beta and open-source release
Open-source release · Apache-2.0