Bolt, from your terminal
Push your local code into Bolt, pull it back down, and manage projects, design systems, and teams — all scriptable, all from the command line.
Invite-Only. Spots Are Limited.
What it unlocks
Stop bouncing to the browser
Bring Bolt into the workflow you already have.
Your code, in and out
Send a local folder up to Bolt, and pull a project back down to your machine. Your editor, your git history, your terminal.
Design systems
Spin up design systems from your real sources and kick off generation — without leaving the keyboard.
Your chats, on tap
Pull up the full history of any project's chat whenever you need it, ready to search, save, or hand to another tool.
Built for teams
Work in your personal account or your org. Set it once and everything follows, so teammates stay on the same page.
Secure sign-in
One browser sign-in and you're in. No API keys to copy around, nothing secret living in your repo.
Automate anything
It's a CLI, so it scripts. Wire Bolt into your pipelines, cron jobs, and one-off scripts however you like.
Getting in
Four steps to your first push.
We're letting people in a batch at a time. Here's what to expect once you request access.
Request access
Drop us your Bolt account email below. Spots in this round are limited.
Get your invite
We add you to the beta and send everything you need to set up in a couple of minutes.
Sign in
One browser sign-in connects the CLI to your Bolt account. No keys, no fuss.
Start building
Push, pull, automate. Then tell us what you love and what we should fix.
FAQ
Everything you need to know
People who'd rather stay in the terminal than the browser, and anyone who wants to automate the Bolt work they do over and over.
Request access below with the email on your Bolt account. We're letting people in a batch at a time and will reach out when your spot opens.
No. The beta is free while we build it out with early users.
Yes. You can work solo or scope everything to your organization, so it fits whether you're flying solo or rolling it out to the team.
Tell us. That's the whole point of a private beta, and it's the fastest way to get the rough edges smoothed out.
