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The free Replit Agent alternative
Replit Agent builds apps in a cloud IDE, paid with credits. FreeCoder brings the agent to your machine and your repo — no credits, no cloud lock-in — and its built-in model is free and unlimited.
FreeCoder vs Replit Agent at a glance
| Feature | FreeCoder | Replit Agent |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Paid (credits) |
| Usage limits | None | Credit-based |
| Autonomous multi-file agent | Yes | Yes |
| Plan mode | Yes | Varies |
| Runs in | Browser app, launched from terminal | Cloud IDE (browser) |
| Bring your own model | Yes | No |
| Extensible (skills · plugins · MCP) | Yes | Varies |
| Platform | Windows (more soon) | Web |
Your code, your machine
Instead of building inside someone else's cloud, FreeCoder runs locally with full access to your project and git. You approve every command. It's ideal for real, existing codebases — see a first session — and it's free.
Get started free
You're one command away. On Windows, paste this into PowerShell:
irm https://freecoder.space/install.ps1 | iex
Then run freecoder and open your project. Full steps in the getting-started guide.
Pick FreeCoder if you want Replit Agent's autonomy on your own local code, for free.
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irm https://freecoder.space/install.ps1 | iex — then follow the getting-started guide. Free, unlimited, no card.