Chintu saves your work, backs it up online, and makes it easy to share. Underneath, it's Git, the same tool the pros use, so you get the real thing without typing a single command.
Download ChintuSign in with the GitHub account you already have, and everything you've made is right there. Nothing to migrate, nothing to set up.
Sign in build your thing show it off.
Your projects, in a box. Easier than tabs. Cheaper than therapy.
Pick up exactly where you left off. And when you change one thing and somehow break everything, the version that worked is still sitting right there — one click back.
Use Git the way it should have worked from the start — as storage you can trust and file transfer between every device you own. Your laptop, your desktop, your school computer. Same project, always in sync, no flash drives or email chains.
Between you and shipping your thing sits a wall of scary parts. Chintu did them for you.
Layers gone. Undo cleared when you closed the app. You start redrawing from scratch.
To git@server:you/my-project.git ! [rejected] main -> main (fetch first) error: failed to push some refs to 'git@server:you/my-project.git' hint: Updates were rejected because the remote contains work that you do hint: not have locally. This is usually caused by another repository pushing hint: to the same ref.
The arrangement, the levels, the effects chain — gone. You wish you'd made a copy first.
An Undo button for Git. Yes, insane I know.
Three clicks to push.
Two clicks to pull.
The rest of the afternoon is yours.
faster than your terminal can finish opening, probably
We're building for every type of creative work — and taking over the ecosystem to do it.
Chintu doesn't care what you're building. Music producers, writers, researchers, game modders, the cousin who tries to learn to code every January. If you make things, this is for you.
See who it's forEvery screen quietly teaches the idea underneath it. You start to get what a commit, a branch, a push actually are. That knowledge is yours to keep, even somewhere Chintu isn't. The closest thing to a free CS course where you never sit through a lesson.
Coming A free course is in the works. Plain-English CS and real projects you build inside Chintu, made in the order people ask for them.
See the planThe plan: finished things get a page and a download button, somewhere what you made can actually be found and picked up, the way you'd grab any app. We've mocked up what it'll look like.
Preview The Marketplace isn't live yet, but you can walk through the preview today.
Preview the MarketplaceComputer science has a steep learning curve, not just Git. Chintu is the bridge across it, and on the far side computer science goes almost anywhere: a song, a paper, a game, a business of your own. Most people never realize they could cross.