Local-first VS Code extension

Let AI Agents Code. Let SoloMap Steer.

The local-first strategy cockpit for solo developers building with AI. Turn chaos into structured roadmaps and keep your agents on track.

Let AI agents execute. Let SoloMap keep the direction clear.

Works in your workspaceBring your own Agent CLIFree core workflow
Loved by 1,200+ solo developers keeping momentum
SoloMap workspace
Roadmap
01Build
02Sell
03Learn
04Improve
Agent run (Build)
[intent] build landing page and features
[action] add premium glassmorphism layout
[evidence] 66 tests compiled and passing
[next] publish package to marketplace
Agent run (Sell)
[intent] index pages and track search keywords
[action] generate sitemap.xml & format XSLT
[evidence] googlebot crawling verified (bypass GEO redirects)
[next] publish terms & privacy policies
Agent run (Learn & Improve)
[intent] compound solo capabilities
[action] upgrade portfolio strategy cockpit
[evidence] user converted to Pro Early Access
[closed] roadmap step complete
Compile extension
Verify test suite
Ship to marketplace
Update sitemap
Verify GEO redirects
Index canonical URLs
Read user feedback
Measure conversion rate
Plan next cycle

AI can write code. It does not keep your product on track.

SoloMap keeps plans, Agent runs, next actions, and project memory in the place where you already work.

Scattered context

Project plans, AI chats, terminal output, TODOs, and code changes stop living as disconnected fragments.

Clear next step

Come back days later and see what needs attention without rereading every chat and file.

Beyond only Build

Roadmaps can keep Sell, Learn, Improve, feedback, and delivery signals visible while code keeps moving.

From idea to shipped progress, without losing the thread.

Four actions are enough to start with one real project.

Add your local project

Choose a workspace folder and let SoloMap create the project operating surface there.

Create a roadmap

Describe the outcome and get a set of executable steps you can revise as reality changes.

Run your AI agent

Start your local Agent CLI from the right roadmap step with the context already attached.

Come back and continue

See today's priorities, project status, and recent progress when you reopen VS Code.

What is SoloMap?

SoloMap is a local-first VS Code extension that helps indie developers turn AI-built projects into clear roadmaps, executable agent runs, and visible next actions. It does not replace coding agents; it gives them a product direction layer so solo builders can keep building, selling, learning, and improving without losing context.

Choose SoloMap if

you already use AI agents but keep losing the product thread between plans, chats, code changes, and follow-up work.

Choose a coding agent if

your immediate need is to write, modify, review, or explain code inside one task.

Use both when

you want the agent to execute while SoloMap keeps the project roadmap, memory, and next step visible.

SoloMap vs. AI coding tools
What it manages Project direction, roadmap steps, AI run context, progress memory Code generation, edits, chat, review, and terminal execution
Where it works Inside the user's existing VS Code workspace Usually inside an IDE, terminal, hosted chat, or agent runtime
Best use Knowing what to do next and keeping a solo product moving Completing a specific coding or editing task
Data posture Core workflow is local-first by default Depends on the selected AI provider and tool

Local-first by default.

SoloMap's core workflow does not require a hosted backend. Roadmaps, task records, and project memory stay in your workspace first.

Your project roadmap and memory stay with your local project.
You bring the AI Agent CLI you already use.
GitHub signals are pulled when you connect or refresh them.

Free moves one project forward. Pro helps run your one-person company.

Strategy cockpitPortfolio tradeoff viewPortfolio healthAbility compoundingMarket and delivery diagnosisEarly access roadmap input

SoloMap FAQ

Is SoloMap an AI coding agent?

No. SoloMap is the roadmap and strategy layer around the coding agents you already use.

Does SoloMap require a hosted backend?

No. The core workflow keeps roadmap state, task records, and project memory in the local workspace by default.

Who should use SoloMap?

SoloMap is for indie developers and solo founders building products with AI agents inside VS Code.

What problem does SoloMap solve?

It keeps project direction, next actions, and AI execution history visible so solo builders do not lose momentum between coding sessions.

Can SoloMap work with different agent CLIs?

Yes. SoloMap is designed around bringing your own local Agent CLI rather than forcing one hosted coding agent.

Try SoloMap with one project first.

If it helps you keep momentum, tell us what the strategy cockpit should show next.