Velork is an IDE for frontend teams that lets you design with AI on a canvas next to your code, shipping components in your existing stack. Instead of designing in one tool and rebuilding the result in another, you work in a single place where the canvas and the code stay in step. The product launched on Show HN on 8 November 2026. You can see the official site at https://velork.com/.
What is Velork?
Frontend work usually splits into two worlds. Design happens on a canvas, and the real product happens in code, and someone has to translate between them. That handoff costs time and loses detail. Velork puts the design canvas and the code editor side by side in one IDE, so AI edits real canvas layers and the output is a component in your existing stack, not a mockup you have to rebuild.
Your AI coding assistants run inside Velork as well, on your own plan or API key, so the design help and the coding help share the same workspace. The result is meant to feel like designing directly in the product, with the code as a first class citizen rather than an export step at the end.
Key features
- AI design on a canvas next to your code, with AI edits applied to real canvas layers.
- Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Copilot run inside Velork on your own plan or key.
- Figma paste, so existing designs can move into the canvas.
- Built-in browser and 3D support for previewing and building richer interfaces.
- Live canvas sharing, so teammates can follow the work as it happens.
- Multi-chat agent teams, added in a 9 November update, for running several agents together.
Who is it for?
Velork fits frontend teams that want design and implementation to move together, from small product teams shipping UI every week to designers who are tired of redrawing the same component in code. It also fits developers who use AI coding assistants daily and want those assistants to work with the visual side of the product, not only the code.
Because it ships components in your existing stack, it suits teams with a real codebase and real design files, rather than people starting from a blank page. The Figma paste support makes it practical to bring current designs along.
Pricing
Velork has a Hobby plan at $0 per month, free forever. The Pro plan costs $10 per month when billed yearly, or $12 per month when billed monthly. The Team plan costs $40 per month for 5 seats when billed yearly, or $49 per month when billed monthly. You can see current pricing on the official Velork website.
Pricing may change; see the official website for current pricing. Details below reflect the official site as checked on 10 November 2026.
Image: velork.com (official visual)
