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Enjoy is a free AI creative studio for macOS, Windows, Linux, and web.
Enjoy is free on your computer. Get a free month of Enjoy Cloud when you download today ($20 value).
A superagent on your computer.
JOY builds software and automations for you, using the ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini plans you already have. It picks the best AI for each task, switches seamlessly between your many accounts, and keeps going when one runs out.
Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini and more. JOY gets each one working on the task it’s best at.
Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Antigravity, Muse Code and OpenCode all work here, each with the subscription you already have. JOY coordinates between them seamlessly, so you can switch halfway through a task.
JOY can build an app you can sell, automate a chore at work, or make a presentation for Monday.
For a small fix, say “quick one.” For something tricky, say “take extra time.” JOY changes the effort level on the fly, so you never have to choose between Medium and xHigh again.
JOY can also run local coding agents on your own computer. It can work all night, it costs nothing, and your files never leave your computer.
Every AI subscription has limits. JOY tracks them all, so running out never slows you down.
Sign in to every Claude Code and Codex account you have. You’ll see how much each one has left and when it resets. If one runs low, move your work to another with one click without losing any context.
When you run out for now, JOY doesn’t give up. It waits for your limit to reset, then carries on right where it stopped, including any messages you sent in the meantime.
Sometimes OpenAI gives Codex accounts a free reset. When you have one, JOY offers it right on the waiting work, so everything can carry on.
JOY sees how much of your Claude subscription you actually use. If a cheaper plan would be enough, it reminds you to downgrade.
Your own tools, routines, notes, live previews, and every computer and phone you own working together to build your software empire.
Take a break from building apps for other people and build a tool for yourself. Describe what it should do and JOY builds it for you and stands it up locally with its own server. Open it with one click, on your computer or from your phone.
Save the prompts you use often as workflows, then run them with one click, or every weekday at 8:00 AM.
Write plans, notes and instructions as docs in your project with a rich Markdown editor. Mention a doc with @, and JOY follows it. JOY can write docs too, like a spec or a copy review.
When JOY starts your web app or website, it opens right beside the conversation, and JOY clicks around it to check its own work.
Servers JOY leaves running are listed in one place, with what they’re printing and a button to open them in a browser or stop them. No need to juggle ten terminal windows for all your services.
With Enjoy Cloud, manage projects, answer questions and start new work from anywhere: any browser, including your phone’s, or the iPhone app (coming soon). End-to-end encrypted, so only your own devices can read what you send.
With Enjoy Cloud, connect your laptop to the computer that runs your projects and pick up right where you left off.
Add another computer, like a Mac mini that works all night, and it runs its own projects and agents. With Enjoy Cloud, control it from your other computers or your phone, every computer included. Overheating laptops are a thing of the past.
One sentence can change your life: a whole new product, a new feature to your codebase, or an automation that doubles your productivity. Your staff take it from there, once or on a schedule.
“Build a CRM for my agency: clients, deals, invoices and a dashboard.”
A working app with sign-in, your data and a dashboard, built while you slept.
“Make a marketplace for local farmers, with payments and delivery slots.”
Listings, Stripe payments and an admin panel, ready to try.
“Build an iPhone app for my habit tracker, with a widget and iCloud sync.”
An app running in the simulator tonight, widget included.
“Build a SaaS for freelancers to send invoices: sign‑up, billing, dashboard and admin.”
A whole product on its own branch: auth, Stripe, dashboard and admin, with tests.
“Turn our spreadsheet process into a web app the whole team can log into.”
Logins, roles and a real screen for every column. The spreadsheet can retire.
“Rebuild our company website with a blog and an editor the team can use.”
Every page rebuilt, the posts moved over, and a preview to click through.
“A multiplayer trivia game for our Friday team call.”
Rooms, a buzzer and a leaderboard, playable by Friday.
“Make a Chrome extension that saves any recipe to my meal planner.”
An extension you can load tonight, wired to your planner.
“Move auth from JWTs to server sessions. Keep iOS refresh working.”
Four subagents in parallel, and one branch with every change to review.
“The payments test fails 3 of 20 runs. Find out why.”
The cause, a fix, and the test passing 200 runs in a row.
“The dashboard takes 1.8s on large accounts. Profile the slow query.”
One index, and the dashboard loads in 140ms.
“Review every pull request before I merge it.”
Notes on each change, with the bugs caught before they ship.
“Every night, update the dependencies and run the tests.”
A green branch waiting in the morning, or a note on what broke.
“Build the pricing page and hook up Stripe checkout.”
A working checkout you can try with a test card.
“Add dark mode to the design system.”
Dark tokens across every component, with before-and-after screenshots.
“Reproduce the iOS crash from this report and fix it.”
Steps to reproduce, the cause, and a fix on its own branch.
“Every morning at 8, read my email and tell me what matters.”
A short summary waiting for you with your coffee.
“When a receipt lands in Downloads, rename it and file it by month.”
A tidy receipts folder, ready for tax season.
“Plan five days in Lisbon for two, under $2,000.”
A day-by-day plan in a doc, with the bookings to make.
“A spelling game for my seven‑year‑old. She loves dinosaurs.”
Something she can play tonight.
“Sort 4,000 vacation photos into folders by place and date.”
Every trip in its own folder, duplicates set aside.
“A preorder page for my bakery, with this week’s bread.”
A page you can share with customers today.
“Sort my bank statements and show me where my money goes.”
A simple breakdown, from files that never leave your computer.
“A page for our wedding with RSVPs and the seating chart.”
A site your guests will actually use.
Inter-office memo
Please print and display prominently. Free to download, at any size.