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v2.1.0 — now with in-app updates

Write natural instructions, see real code.

A desktop learning tool for people who want to understand programming, not just copy it. Type what you want in plain English & watch pseudocode and 8 real languages render side by side. Or paste any snippet to get a line-by-line explanation.

⊞ Windows installer + portable 8 languages Works offline · AI optional

What you can do

One workspace. Three flows. Zero context-switching.

Instructions on the left, code in the middle, explanations on the right — everything visible at once, the way learning actually works.

Describe → see code

Type an instruction in plain English. Get pseudocode & up to eight real languages instantly, side by side. Optional Gemini-powered AI generation when you want a polished version.

Paste → see explanation

Flip the lock, paste any snippet, then highlight a chunk. A floating Explain button reveals a line-by-line breakdown in the right sidebar — instantly, or with AI.

Click any keyword

Every keyword links to a built-in glossary with a clear definition & tiny example for that language — including the language-specific ones (Rust's match, Go's defer, Python's with).

Languages out of the box

Python JavaScript TypeScript Java C++ C# Go Rust
How it works

Set up once. Learn for years.

seec0de runs entirely on your machine. No accounts, no telemetry. AI features are opt-in & use your own free Google Gemini key.

Install the app

Download the Windows installer from GitHub Releases. Run it once — Start menu shortcut, auto-updates from then on.

Pick languages, type intent

Choose the languages you care about, write what you want in plain English, hit Generate. Pseudocode & code appear instantly.

Read, paste, explore

Flip between language tabs, click keywords for definitions, or unlock the editor to paste your own code & have it explained line by line.

Get the latest seec0de.

Free, open source, ~91 MB Windows installer. Updates land automatically once installed.

First install? Windows SmartScreen may warn you — click More info → Run anyway. The installer isn't code-signed yet.