I'm a freelance frontend developer. For years my "client prototype" workflow looked the same: npx create-... something Wait for node_modules to install Configure tailwind / vite / whatever Write 30 lines of HTML Realize the client just wanted to see a button move Most of the value lived in step 4. Steps 1–3 were tax I paid every time. So I built Orivo — a browser workspace for frontend prototypes. What it actually does HTML, CSS and JavaScript editor with instant preview (no build step, no waiting) Share links so the client can review without me sending a zip Export to HTML / JSON / ZIP when work needs to leave the tool Snapshots so I can roll back when a client says "actually, the previous version" Project structure that doesn't pretend a quick prototype is a full app Who it's for Not for full production apps — VS Code is fine for that. Not for one-off snippets — CodePen is fine for that.…