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-Instant, in-browser runtime for Node.js, Python, and Ruby on Rails to power the future of Web-based developer experiences.
+**BrowserPod** is a universal execution layer for browser-based compute, providing a sandboxed runtime API for running backend workloads directly inside the browser.
 
-[Documentation](https://browserpod.io/docs)
+Run Node.js projects unmodified. No installation or per-session cloud sandboxes required. Execution stays inside the browser, reducing latency, infrastructure overhead, and data exposure.
 
-[Issues](https://github.com/leaningtech/browserpod-meta/issues)
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-[Discord server](https://discord.leaningtech.com)
+[BrowserPod.io](https://browserpod.io) • [Documentation](https://browserpod.io/docs) • [Demos](https://browserpod.io/docs/demos) • [Discord](https://discord.leaningtech.com) • [Svelte Component Library](https://github.com/leaningtech/svelte-browserpod-editor)
 
 ## What is BrowserPod?
 
-BrowserPod lets you run Node.js projects in your browser, unmodified (Python, Ruby, and more coming in the future).
+BrowserPod runs fully compiled language runtimes via WebAssembly inside a browser tab, preserving high fidelity with native execution. Each **Pod** is an isolated instance with:
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+- **Real language runtimes** running client-side at near-native speed (Node.js available now, Python, Ruby, Go, and Linux-class workloads planned)
+- A **block-based streaming virtual filesystem** with familiar file and directory behavior
+- **Portals** that securely expose services running inside a Pod through controlled, shareable URLs
+- Browser sandbox security—isolated from the user's OS
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+Everything runs client-side within the browser. Users don’t need to install anything. No per-session cloud sandbox provisioning is required.
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+## Use Cases
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+- **Live product demos**: Ship demos that run real backend logic without infrastructure
+- **Agentic coding and AI-generated code execution**: Run untrusted code generated by AI agents or users in a contained environment
+- **Interactive tutorials and live documentation**: Let users run actual servers and see responses while learning
+- **Web-based IDEs**: run package installs, dev servers, and tools in-browser
+- **Browser-based "server" functions**: Run tasks that typically need cloud provisioning, like HTTP requests or API calls, entirely client-side
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+## Quick Start
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+Get started with the [quickstart guide](https://browserpod.io/docs/getting-started/quickstart) or the [Express.js tutorial](https://browserpod.io/docs/getting-started/expressjs).
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+## Resources
+
+- **[Documentation](https://browserpod.io/docs)** - Complete guides, tutorials, and API reference
+- **[Svelte Component Library](https://github.com/leaningtech/svelte-browserpod-editor)** - Pre-built UI components for BrowserPod editors
+- **[Discord Community](https://discord.leaningtech.com)** - Get help and share your projects
+- **[GitHub Issues](https://github.com/leaningtech/browserpod-meta/issues)** - Report bugs and request features
 
 ## Licensing
 
 BrowserPod is proprietary software and it's free to use only for personal and open-source projects. Commercial support, feature fast tracking, sponsored development and consulting packages are available for Enterprise customers.
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+See the [pricing policy](https://browserpod.io/browserpod-pricing-policy) for details or [contact us](https://forms.leaningtech.com/leaningforms/form/BookaDemo/formperma/2zFTrXkIeE0kW_6tyq1wbmbWM0Jf8s6Tft4ot0waF0Q) for Enterprise options.