Visual builder canvas
Place, nest and arrange real components on a true-to-device canvas with snapping, the layer tree and a deep inspector. Not a wireframe — a builder.
In previewPixiCore Studio is a professional desktop program for Windows. Design your screens on a real canvas, let the built-in AI assistant help, preview the same project across every device, and prepare production builds for four platforms — without juggling a dozen disconnected tools.
This is the product website. PixiCore Studio runs as a native Windows program — not in your browser. The download appears here the day the first public Windows build ships.
You install PixiCore Studio once on your Windows PC. From that single project you prepare real, production builds for the desktop and the three screens your users actually carry.
Five steps, one window. No tab-juggling, no fragile tool-chains glued together by hand.
Start blank or from a template. The project lives as one local folder you fully own.
Compose UI on a real canvas with components, layouts, design tokens and the inspector.
Generate sections, restructure a layout or explain a decision — without leaving the project.
See the same screen on Windows, iPad, iPhone and Android — accurate to each safe area.
Pick your targets and prepare versioned, checksummed artifacts for each platform.
Preview view · one project rendered across all four target frames at once
Every panel below is a real part of the workflow — an AI partner, a build pipeline and a quality dashboard, not decoration.
Describe what you want in plain language. The assistant reads your actual project, proposes concrete changes, and applies them as real components — so you stay in flow instead of context-switching to a chat tab.
AI view · the assistant proposes editable components, never a black box
The Deploy view turns one project into platform-specific builds. Choose any mix of Windows, iPad, iPhone and Android, set the build profile, and watch each artifact compile with a size and a checksum you can verify.
Deploy view · the build queue with live progress and verified artifacts
The Studio dashboard scores your project as you work — accessibility, performance, cross-platform parity and design-token coverage — and surfaces the few things worth fixing before you build. Pick the experience mode that matches who's at the keyboard.
Studio dashboard · a live readiness score with the findings behind it
Press Ctrl K anywhere to jump to any screen, component, target or command.
Honest labels: In preview is usable in the current internal build, In development is being built now.
Place, nest and arrange real components on a true-to-device canvas with snapping, the layer tree and a deep inspector. Not a wireframe — a builder.
In previewPrepare one project for Windows, iPad, iPhone and Android. Each target gets its own accurate preview frame and its own build profile.
In previewAn assistant that reads your project, generates and restructures components, and explains its reasoning — with every network call opt-in.
In previewScreens, components, routes, state, data sources and assets — organized in one clean project tree instead of scattered files.
In previewColors, typography, spacing and radii defined once and applied across every screen and every target. Change a token, update the app.
In previewGenerate per-target artifacts, version numbers, changelogs and release notes from the Deploy view — each one checksummed.
In developmentA live score for accessibility, performance and cross-platform parity, with ranked findings so you fix what actually matters.
In previewYour project files live on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded without an explicit action, and every network feature is disclosed up front.
In previewExtend the studio with components, templates and integrations from the in-app Market — installed straight into your project.
In developmentNo twelve-tool setup before you can start. Open the studio, follow the first-run guide, and have something real on screen the same afternoon.
A serious project model with the depth real software needs. Keyboard-first, structured and reproducible. The tool gets out of your way.
Fast, quiet, focused. PixiCore Studio opens in a blink, stays responsive across long sessions, and treats your attention as the most valuable thing in the room.
If it doesn't help you ship, it doesn't belong on the screen.
During Launch Access every plan is open free for 30 days — no payment, no card, no automatic renewal. The prices below are future pricing shown for context only; billing is disabled right now. When the 30 days end you drop to the free Beginner plan and are never charged automatically.
For trying the studio and shipping your first small app.
For solo builders publishing real mobile apps.
For professionals shipping across desktop and mobile with AI.
For teams shipping together with managed releases.
For organizations with security, scale and compliance needs.
Launch Access: 30 days free · no payment · no card · no auto-renewal. Prices shown are future pricing (USD, per seat) for context only — billing is disabled during Launch Access. When it ends you fall back to Beginner and are never charged automatically.
A serious tool deserves serious honesty — about your work, your downloads and where the product really is.
Your project files stay on your Windows machine. Nothing is uploaded without your explicit action.
When the Windows installer ships it will be code-signed and listed with a SHA-256 checksum you can verify locally.
If something isn't ready, the site says so. No "download now" button that leads to a placeholder.
Every public release is logged with date, version and what changed. No silent rewrites of history.
PixiCore Studio is a Windows desktop program. Launch Access is open now — install it and use every plan free for 30 days. No payment, no card, no automatic renewal.
64-bit · Windows 10 (build 19041+) & Windows 11 · desktop installer
This build isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn you — click More info → Run anyway. A signed build with a published SHA-256 checksum is on the way.
These are the apps PixiCore Studio produces — not separate downloads. The studio itself runs on Windows.
This is the product website, not the app. PixiCore Studio is the Windows desktop program you download here when public builds ship. The platforms above are what it produces apps for — they are not separate things you install.
No. PixiCore Studio is a native Windows desktop program. This website (pixicorestudio.com) is the product page where you'll download the studio once it ships. The studio itself never runs in a browser.
Real apps for Windows, iPad, iPhone and Android. You design and structure the project once on your Windows PC, then prepare a build for each target you choose.
Not yet. PixiCore Studio is in active development. Public downloads appear when the Windows build is ready. Join the launch list and you'll get one email the day the installer is published — nothing else.
PixiCore Studio Launch Access opens every plan free for 30 days — no payment, no card, no automatic renewal. You get the full studio while we finish public billing. When the 30 days end you fall back to the free Beginner plan and are never charged automatically.
During Launch Access, nothing — every plan is free for 30 days, no card required. Future pricing (shown for context only): Beginner free, Developer $15, Pro $29, Business $79 per seat / month, Enterprise a custom contract. Billing is disabled today; paid plans open later and prices may still change. See plans & pricing.
No. The studio is built for beginners and advanced users in the same product. Beginners get guided onboarding, templates and an AI assistant that explains its steps. Advanced users get a deep, structured project model with keyboard-first navigation and reproducible builds.
They're stored locally on your Windows machine. Any feature that uses the network — AI workflows, update checks — is clearly disclosed in the app before it runs, and is opt-in.
Each capability on this page is labelled honestly: In preview (working in the current internal build), In development (being built now) or Planned (a later phase). See the features and roadmap.
They're high-fidelity renders of the studio's actual interface, drawn as crisp UI rather than flat images so they stay sharp at any size. The layout, panels and workflow match the desktop app in development.
Use the form in the Stay in the loop section. It opens your default email app with a pre-filled message, so you stay in control of when — and whether — you actually send it.
One email, sent only when public builds are available. No newsletter, no spam, no resale.
Submitting opens your email app with a pre-filled message to hello@pixicorestudio.com. Nothing leaves your browser until you press send.