a bicycle for the mind

your designs live in Figma. your thoughts in Notion. your conversations in Slack. your code in Cursor. your inspiration in Pinterest. you pay monthly for the privilege of being fragmented across a dozen platforms that don't talk to each other.

bike is your creative home. everything you make lives here — writing, video, music, images, code — in one folder, rendered, yours. make it anywhere. it lives here.

open a folder — bike is a grid. open an html file — bike is the live page. open a video, it plays. open code, you see what changed since you last saved. the file picks the tool.

the extension is the only decision. .md — you write. .mp4 — it plays. .mp3 — it plays. .png — it renders. .pdf — it opens. .glb — 3D. .html — live page. if it's a file, bike renders it.

git, AI, sync, publishing — built into the same surface. files sync silently across devices. any folder becomes a live site. fork anything public, send a pull-request back. nothing to configure, nothing to install.

claude works in your files alongside you. hold spacebar to speak; watch the grid update as it writes — drafting a page, organizing the folder, making a card from a link you paste. coworker, not oracle.

no passwords, no recovery emails, no admin panel that can read your files. one token on your device — lose it, lose the account. nothing leaves your machine unless you push it.

your work lives at bicycle.computer/username — a portfolio that builds itself as you publish. repos, sync status, which folders are live, custom domains, who you've shared with.

the first NeXT Computer targeted education and gave us the World Wide Web. when you solve for education, you solve for humanity. that's where bike starts.

bike is free for every student and every teacher — software, AI, all of it. the work belongs to them.