The problem
Every AI chat tool can hand you a snippet in seconds. The part nobody solved is what happens next: which file does this belong in, where in that file, does it conflict with something already there, and does it match the rest of the project's conventions? That's the part that still eats real time, copy-pasting between a chat window and an editor, hunting for the right spot, hoping you didn't break something adjacent.
Codeply is built for that specific gap, between "the AI gave me an answer" and "the answer is correctly in my project."
What it actually does
Codeply sits quietly in your system tray. Hit a hotkey, paste what you copied (or just type what you want changed), and it figures out the right file, produces a small verified diff, and applies it, surgically, not a full-file rewrite that might touch things you never asked about.
It's built to be genuinely plug-and-play: sign in with an email code and you're editing. No API key to manage, no model to pick.
Who it's for
Anyone writing code alongside an AI chat tool, in any language, in any editor. Codeply doesn't care whether you're in VS Code, Sublime, Vim, or a terminal. It watches your project, not your editor.
