Atheos

A self-hosted browser IDE is provided by Atheos, an updated version of Codiad.

Visit Atheos
github.com/Atheos/Atheos
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About Atheos

Atheos is a self-hosted, browser-based IDE described as an updated and rewritten fork of Codiad. It is intended to run on a web server with a small footprint and minimal requirements.

It can be installed by placing the files in a web-accessible folder or by using a Docker image, and it includes built-in Git integration, a user permission system, and a plugin and module structure. Updates require manual copying of files by an administrator, and it is primarily developed on a Debian LAMP server, so other stacks may encounter installation issues.

Key features

  • Self-hosted IDE that runs in a browser
  • Manual installation in a web-accessible folder
  • Docker image installation option
  • Built-in Git integration
  • User permission system
  • Plugin and module structure for extensions
Best for: People who want to host a browser-based IDE on their own server.
Good for
  • Designed for a small server footprint with minimal requirements
  • Includes built-in Git integration
  • Can be installed manually or with Docker
Watch out for
  • No automatic updater; updates require manual file copying
  • Primarily developed on Debian LAMP, other stacks may have issues
  • Installation requires setting write permissions on specified files and folders

Atheos at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Atheos FAQ

How is Atheos installed?
Place Atheos in a web-accessible folder and point a browser to it, ensuring /config.php, /data, /workspace, /plugins and /themes are writable by the web server.
How are updates applied?
Atheos has an update check system but no automatic updater; the administrator must manually copy over files while preserving configuration, data, workspace, plugin and theme folders.
Can Atheos be installed with Docker?
Yes, Atheos can be installed using the Docker image on DockerHub.
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