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RegexPilot is a Mac-native visual regex builder with AI. Drag blocks, see railroad diagrams, and test against authentic engines like Java, Python, and .NET offline.

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| Website | launchrender.com | regexpilot.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Belgium · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Visual AST builder — drag-and-drop, railroad diagram, inspector panel Breakdown tree — plain-English explanation, bidirectional hover with the rail Authentic engines as native sidecars: Java (GraalVM AOT), Ruby (CRuby 3.4), C# (.NET 9 NativeAOT), PHP (static-php-cli), Python...
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RegexPilot's answer:
Fully integrated stand-alone, UI friendly macos app, no info leaves your computer, soon fully integrated in visual studio for one workflow including AI generation, improvement or explanation of regular expressions
RegexPilot's answer:
Developers, Database admin, students anyone that uses regular expressions or wants to learn it
RegexPilot's answer:
The combination of AI generation, drag and drop visual builder and multiple language support
RegexPilot's answer:
Rust, Tauri and Xcode
RegexPilot's answer:
I found myself drawing the regex every time — on paper, on whiteboards, in the corner of a notebook. ^, a bubble for "any word character", an arrow into a group, with the English sentence scribbled underneath so I wouldn't lose what I meant.
RegexPilot is that drawing, made live. The bubbles you draw become the pattern, the arrows become the rail, and the natural-language caption you mumble to yourself sits right there in the Breakdown panel.
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