Pricing

Pro and Teams subscriptions unlock all Tidewave features.

Free

OSS

Connect your editor to Tidewave's Runtime Intelligence through MCP.

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Tidewave MCP

Runtime introspection

Documentation lookup

Database access

Design canvas

$10/mo

Pro

Design, code, and validate features in the browser alongside your app.

Try it for free

Tidewave Toolbar

Point and click prompting

Browser automation

Vision mode

Enhanced accessibility reports

Performance and errors tracker

UI variants

Tidewave IDE

In-browser coding agents

Git commands and pull request status

Real-time code review

Figma and Mermaid integration

Task boards

Plus everything in OSS

$12/user/mo

Teams

Advanced support and control for organizations.

Try it for free

Team features

Enforce settings org-wide

Centralized team billing

Early adopter pricing

Coming soon

Single Sign On (SSO)

Plus everything in Pro

Price excludes taxes. Pro's free trial has a limit of 10 prompts and 10 browser agents per month.

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macOS (Apple Silicon) macOS (Intel) Windows Linux (AppImage, x86_64) Linux (AppImage, ARM64)

If you are using containers, download the tidewave CLI instead.

Frequently asked questions

If you have questions, don't hesitate to reach out.

What is included with the Tidewave Pro/Teams plans?
Pro and Teams plan includes the Tidewave Toolbar, which lets you build visual prompts and copy them to your agent, and Tidewave Connect, which connects your coding agent to your web app for testing and video recording. Tidewave IDE runs your favorite coding agent within your browser, alongside your web app. Tidewave IDE is currently bundled with your Tidewave subscription, but it will require an additional subscription in the future.
How is Tidewave different from other browser tools?
Tidewave uses your existing browser and sessions, automatically recognizes error pages and provides stacktraces, logs, and framework metadata to your agent. Its vision mode can also record videos with captions and narration.
How is Tidewave different from other coding agents?
Tidewave operates directly within your browser, maintaining shared context between you, the agent, and your app. It can see your web pages, map UI elements to their source code, query your database, and test changes in real time. It includes tools for designing, specification, and reviewing code.
What is your data policy?
We log basic request metadata such as timestamps, features or models used, and token counts. Prompts and messages are not logged unless you explicitly opt in, and we don't receive, process, or store tool call results. The underlying coding agent may store data separately under your agreement with them. See our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Do you offer trial plans?
Yes! The Pro plan includes a free trial, no credit card required, with a limit of 10 prompts and 10 browser agents per month.
Do you offer enterprise plans?
We are working on enterprise plans and would love your feedback on how to shape them around your needs. Please send us an email.
What are the security risks of running Tidewave?
Tidewave is a development tool that can run code on your machine, so you must approve and review its tool calls just like those made by any coding agent. Please read our security guidelines , which cover common concerns and isolation techniques such as Docker. Tidewave should not run in production.
Is Tidewave open source?
The packages for each supported language are open source. They include the Tidewave MCP server, which can be used from most coding agents and editors without a Tidewave subscription. The Tidewave Desktop application is also open source. Visit our organization on GitHub to learn more.