Open‑source

Meet Editrion —
a fast, simple AI editor

Multi‑cursor editing, tabs, file tree, and familiar shortcuts. No setup — just open a folder and start typing.

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Why you should choose this

A minimal editor focused on speed and getting things done.

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Lightning fast

Opens quickly and keeps edits feeling instant.

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Built‑in AI

Use GPT‑powered (no API keys) help for code, refactors, and docs.

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Multi‑editing

Multi‑cursor and multi‑selection for powerful refactors.

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Tabs & file tree

Manage files and open documents side‑by‑side with ease.

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Dark/Light/Custom themes

Comfortable on the eyes for long sessions.

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Open‑source

MIT‑licensed — extend it, tweak it, make it yours.

Who it’s for

Web dev

Fast edits, quick prototypes, and everyday tasks.

Students

Lightweight environment to learn and explore code.

Quick fixes

Open a file, make a change, move on.

Notes & docs

Markdown and text with syntax highlighting.

How it works

1

Open

Open a folder or file from the sidebar.

2

Edit

Use tabs and multi‑cursor to work efficiently.

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Save

Save with familiar shortcuts and keep moving.

Ready to try Editrion?

Grab a build or explore the code and star the repo if you like it.

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Pick your platform below to download.

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macOS

Zip archive (.zip)

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Windows

Zip archive (.zip)

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Linux

AppImage (.AppImage)

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FAQ

Short answers to the things people actually ask.

  • Does Editrion have AI? Yes. Editrion includes optional AI features powered by GPT to help with code, refactoring, and explanations.
  • AI requirements To use AI, you need GPT Plus or higher and Codex installed. An active internet connection is also required.
  • App languages: English, Ukrainian, Spanish, French, Japanese, German. More to come.
  • Multi‑editing: Multi‑cursor, select next/all occurrences, quick bulk edits.
  • Files & tabs: Built‑in file tree and tabs to juggle multiple files with ease.
  • Shortcuts: Familiar keybindings (Save, Save As, multi‑cursor, etc.).
  • Roadmap: Linux builds, more languages, and quality‑of‑life tweaks — follow GitHub for updates.
  • Contributing: Open‑source (MIT). Issues and PRs welcome on GitHub.

Questions or suggestions?

Write to us with any questions, feedback, or collaboration ideas — we’d love to hear from you.

We typically respond within 1–2 business days.