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Robin is a creative studio for the Mac. You say what you want, a game, a picture, a film or a song, and Robin makes it in a chat, with an app for each craft beside it to see and shape what was made: Games, Apps, Pictures, Vector, Sound, Film, Stage, 3D, Pages, Ads, Posts and Code. Its own pointer works those apps the way you do, and every button it presses is one you can press. It thinks with your Claude plan, your own keys or a model on your Mac, shows what a make costs before it runs, and keeps each project as a folder on your Mac. It is bought once, not rented.

Facts

Name: Robin
Made by: Joydle Interactive LTD, a company registered in England and Wales
Runs on: macOS 15 or later
Version: 1.1.0. Everything in it
Price: Robin Studio: $39 for the first 100 licences, then $59, paid once, for two Macs and every future update. Team, for five people: $99, then $149. No subscription. Pricing
The apps: Twelve, each beside the chat: Games, Apps, Pictures, Vector, Sound, Film, Stage, 3D, Pages, Ads, Posts, and Code with Developer tools on. The apps
How it thinks: Your Claude plan through Claude Code, OpenRouter, your own API key, or a model on your Mac such as Ollama or LM Studio
What it costs to make: A make says what it costs and whose it is before it runs: free on this Mac, your Claude plan, or your own key. Above the limit you set, it waits for your yes. Your provider bills you directly, with nothing added.
Your work: Every project is a folder on your Mac that opens in anything. No Robin server sits between you and your model.
Works with: Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, Unity, Blender, Final Cut Pro and more. Everything it works with
Demos: Finished work made in Robin, each opening on the chat that made it, to open on your Mac for free. How it was made
Website: getrobin.app

Films

Robin 1.1 at work, as MP4 (H.264): real chats on Claude Code, recorded from Robin’s own window as they ran, with Robin’s free tools on the Mac and no paid generation. Each says where it plays faster than it ran. Press one to save it.

Screenshots

The app as it draws itself, at twice its size (JPEG). Each comes in light and dark; the preview follows your Mac.

Home The question What are we making today?, a card for each app, Blotsworn ready to play and two questions waiting.
Light, 3360×2640, 0.9 MB · Dark, 0.9 MB
Who works on this Blotsworn’s call sheet: the director, its workers and its reviewers, each with its dials.
Light, 3360×2100, 0.5 MB · Dark, 0.5 MB
Pages, with its code Lowtide Station’s page beside its own code, one switch apart.
Light, 3360×2100, 0.4 MB · Dark, 0.4 MB
Games, live in Unity Lowtide Station, built in Unity and played on the Games bench.
Light, 3360×2100, 0.3 MB · Dark, 0.3 MB
Pictures Kettle Cove Post’s harbour on the Pictures bench, with its versions.
Light, 3360×2160, 0.7 MB · Dark, 0.7 MB

Logos and icon

The word is drawn, not typed: use these files, and keep the head as it is. Each comes for light and dark grounds.

App icon PNG, 1024 · Dark, PNG
Lockup SVG · PNG · Dark: SVG · PNG
Stacked SVG · PNG · Dark: SVG · PNG
The head SVG, for a place too small for the word

How it was made

Every demo in Robin opens on the chat that made it: the asks typed in the chat, what each made, what it used and what it cost.

Friday night setSound: ten tracks planned on Sets, the peak at track eight, from one ask in the chat.
Berlin NightSound: a techno set of 16 loops on Robin’s own synth, from one ask in the chat.
Rainy bookshop, the padsSound: a song’s pads on Robin’s own synth, from one ask in the chat.

Every demo, and how it was made ›

Contact

For press and questions, write to hello@getrobin.app. There is a person on the other end of it.

The projects shown are original, made for Robin’s showcase: Blotsworn, The Ink Tiger, Night Ferry, Kettle Cove Post, Thimble & Clay, Dumpling Row, Lowtide Station and Chromewave Rally. Robin, its name, the head and the lockups belong to Joydle Interactive LTD. Claude Code is a product of Anthropic; Robin is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.