Skip to main content

Introduction

Welcome to Pulse Editor's Documentation.

About Pulse Editor​

Pulse Editor is your creative platform — modular, AI-enhanced, and ready for any device.

From idea to execution, creators and developers can create, build, and automate using a growing library of tools and extensions from the Pulse Editor Marketplace.

Whether you're editing text, generating images, coding apps, or producing videos, Pulse Editor adapts to your workflow — on desktop, mobile, or web.

Powered by an AI-native foundation, Pulse offers intelligent planning, context-aware suggestions, real-time AI collaboration, and autonomous task execution — making creativity faster, smarter, and more connected than ever.

Why developing a creative app platform?​

Creative software hasn't kept pace with how people work—or with what AI makes possible. Despite rapid progress in AI, today's tools and ecosystems remain stuck in outdated paradigms. Creators and developers face two major roadblocks:

  1. Creative workflows are fragmented and disconnected
    Most creative tools operate in isolation, with little to no collaboration across apps. Yet this isn’t just a product issue—it’s systemic. Traditional software distribution and app stores are designed around individual, siloed apps that don’t communicate, forcing users to manually stitch together fragmented workflows.

  2. Existing ecosystems weren’t built for AI—and now they’re struggling to adapt
    Most leading tools were built on heavy, legacy codebases—long before AI was a factor. This makes it hard to retrofit intelligent, cross-platform capabilities. For example, AI coding tools like VSCode, Cursor, and Windsurf share the same decade old codebase and the same struggle of being desktop-bound.

What’s missing:
A modern, AI-native creative app platform that connects the dots—providing smart planning, creating, and executing across disciplines, so users can focus on ideas.

Get Started with Pulse Editor​

In this guide, you can learn and find useful information about Pulse Editor core, extensions, marketplace, and developer libraries.

To get quick started, you can check the following pages.