ANNOUNCEMENT

FullStacked Announces Upcoming v1 Release: Finally Unifying Node.js and Browser APIs into a Single Runtime.

February 4, 2026 - FullStacked, the open-source application that lets anyone create, run, and share projects directly on their devices using modern web technologies, announces today the upcoming launch of its v1 release. This milestone introduces a major breakthrough in JavaScript and TypeScript development: the seamless unification of Node.js and Browser APIs, available across all major operating systems, including mobile devices. The result is a batteries-included environment that enables anyone to build complete, production-grade projects, tools, and interfaces - frontend and backend alike - without cloud dependencies, deployment pipelines, installation complexity, or distribution hurdles.

A New Era: One Runtime for the Entire JavaScript Stack

The primary goal for FullStacked v1 is to fully match the Node.js API within the browser runtime and become a drop-in replacement for all popular JavaScript libraries. Paired with artificial intelligence trained on a wide set of JavaScript and TypeScript codebases, FullStacked will become the ideal environment to generate, run, and share fully featured projects, interfaces, and tools faster, easier, and safer than ever before. What once required separate tools, servers, bundling processes, and deployment steps will now run locally and securely from a single codebase on any device.

Key Features in FullStacked

Why It Matters: The FullStacked Vision

FullStacked is built around a simple idea:

“Everyone should be able to run their own projects on their own devices - simply, freely, securely, at any time.”
        - CP Lepage, Founder of FullStacked

This vision has driven two years of steady development. The upcoming Node.js API support will make FullStacked a viable runtime for an enormous number of JavaScript libraries, completely dissolving the traditional boundary and the security vulnerabilities that exist between clients and servers.

“V1 is a major step toward that mission. For the first time, frontend and backend JavaScript development truly come together, running locally on any device. It’s everything you need to rapidly create and instantly share tools and interfaces: no servers, no installs, no deployment.”

To be clear, the goal is not to replace Node.js, but to make FullStacked compatible with everything that has been and will be built for Node.js. This breakthrough aligns with the rising demand for local-first, privacy-first, infrastructure-free software, and provides a sandboxed runtime for AI-generated code.

Growing Momentum Ahead of v1

FullStacked v0.x is currently available on the App Store, Google Play, Microsoft Store, and the FullStacked website. Developers across industries are already exploring how FullStacked enables:

Development continues on GitHub, with the majority of focus now directed toward v1.

Availability

FullStacked v1 is under active development, with the first publicly available minimum viable product (MVP) planned for Q2 2026. The full stable release is expected by the end of 2026. Developers and early adopters can follow progress and contribute on the GitHub repository: github.com/fullstackedorg

Looking Ahead

As FullStacked moves toward v1, it represents more than a technical milestone. It reflects a growing shift toward simpler, more open, and more personal ways of building with web technologies. By providing a portable full-stack JavaScript environment directly onto everyday devices, FullStacked is helping shape a future where creation is more accessible, more private, and more independent. One where anyone can turn ideas into functional interfaces, anywhere, at any time.

About FullStacked

FullStacked is an open-source environment that allows anyone, including AI agents, to build with modern web technologies and instantly run or share projects directly on their devices. Designed for simplicity, portability, and privacy, FullStacked aims to unify what has been known as frontend and backend development by merging the Node.js and Browser APIs into a single runtime. It provides a local-first, batteries-included, secure environment that runs everywhere, including mobile.