Venice.aiMost AI coding platforms track everything you create and restrict what you can build. Venice takes a different approach - your code stays private in your browser, and you have the freedom to create without limitations.
Start coding now with Venice’s AI code generator – no experience needed
Venice: An AI that writes code privately
While most platforms require accounts and store your code on their servers, Venice processes everything locally in your browser, keeping your work private. This architecture enables you to learn and experiment freely while maintaining complete control of your code.
By combining powerful open-source models with local processing, Venice helps you focus on what matters - building your first program and understanding how it works.
Build a game with Venice’s AI code generator
We'll create a classic snake game using HTML and JavaScript - don't worry if these terms are new to you. Venice will explain everything along the way.
Step 1: Open Venice and select code generation
Visit Venice.ai and click the code icon in the chat bar. You don't need an account to start creating. The interface is designed to be welcoming for beginners.
Step 2: Describe your idea
Tell Venice what you want to build. Here's an example prompt:
“I want to create a classic snake game where the player controls a snake that grows longer when it eats food. When the snake runs into itself, the player loses.
Can you help me step-by-step to write the code and explain how it works in each step? I have no coding background. Please keep the build as simple as possible.
That last paragraph is important. If you want to add more detail about build simplicity, you can add this to the prompt:
Make sure to use a single HTML file and make the game browser-based. Include detailed instructions for using a text editor, copying and pasting the code, saving the file with the .html extension, and opening it in a web browser.”
Step 3: Follow the instructions
Venice will show you step-by-step how to create a working snake game. Follow the instructions carefully and you will be playing the game in no time.
See the full conversation with all the steps in Venice here
If you don’t understand something, just ask Venice to explain the coding concept you’d like to learn more about.
Making changes to the game
The best way to learn coding is by experimenting. With Venice, you can ask for modifications to your code and understand how they affect your program:
"Can we make the snake move faster?"
"How do we add different colored food?"
"How can we keep track of the high score?"
Venice will show you how to make these changes while explaining the programming concepts behind them.
Building more apps with Venice’s AI Code Generator
Once you've built your first game, you can try creating:
A personal website
A calculator app
A todo list
A memory-matching game
A digital clock
Each project teaches new programming concepts, and Venice explains everything in simple terms as you go.
Ready to build your first app? Start coding with Venice now →
Start coding with Venice for free
Venice offers everything you need to begin your coding journey:
No account required
20 code prompts daily
Patient, detailed explanations
Complete privacy
Freedom to experiment
Whether you're creating your first program or learning new coding concepts, Venice provides the guidance you need in a supportive, judgment-free environment.
AI Code Generator FAQs
Can I generate code using generative AI models?
Yes, you can generate code using generative AI models like Venice. These models are capable of generating text based on a given prompt, and this includes code in various programming languages. You can provide a prompt describing the code you want to generate, such as a specific function or feature, and the model will attempt to create it for you. Venice.ai supports text-based interactions, which makes it suitable for generating code. You can use it to generate code snippets, functions, or even entire programs, depending on the complexity of the task and the model's capabilities. Keep in mind that generated code may require review and testing to ensure it meets your requirements and is free of errors.
What’s an AI that writes Python code?
There are several AI models that can write Python code. Some examples include:
Venice - Venice is a generative AI model that can generate text, including Python code.
GitHub Copilot - A tool developed by GitHub that uses AI to suggest and generate code, including Python.
Tabnine - An AI-powered coding assistant that can generate Python code and help with coding tasks.
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