CodeliveshareCode Live Share
Code together in real time
Write, share, and run code in 60+ programming languages, useful for learners, educators, and developers. Start a session, share the link, and execute code together.
Don't need a shared session? Use ide for a smooth code execution and debugging experience
Open IDE
Everything you need to write, share, and run code
Useful for developers who want to teach, debug, interview, and collaborate without setting up a dev environment.
Interview developers
Interview developers for your organisation, share coding exercises and work through a solution together. Turn intellisense on/off to test real interviewee expertise in specific programming languages.
Teach programming
Teach programming across classrooms. Codeliveshare is used by programming teachers and instructors at top universities and coding schools. Take live classes and allow/disallow editing code in shared sessions.
Use for competitive programming
No code sharing required for competitive programmers!? Participate in coding contests and test your solutions in the native IDE supporting 60+ programming languages. Save the solutions after the contest and embed them in your editorials or comments.
Code with peers
Pair-program with friends and teammates in a shared session. Brainstorm ideas, debug together, and run code instantly, no screen-sharing, no setup, just a link.
How to use?
Two ways to get going. Collaborate in a shared session, or jump straight into the IDE on your own.
Start a shared session
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Click Create new session to spin up a fresh collaborative workspace with its own link.
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Hit the share icon in the header to copy the link, then send it to anyone you want to invite. They join instantly, no signup required.
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Pick a language, edit together in real time, and press Run to execute. Use the permissions menu to switch between public, view-only, and private.
Code solo in the IDE
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Click Open IDE for a private editor, no link, no collaborators, just you.
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Write code, add testcases with custom stdin, and run them across 60+ languages. Output shows up inline.
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Save a snapshot to keep your work, or fork it into a shared session later if you want to bring someone in.
60+ programming languages
From mainstream to esoteric. Run code in the languages you teach, learn, interview in, or just play with. All compiled and executed in our sandboxed execution engine.