Crunch

Crunch lets you write Less, Sass, CoffeeScript, Markdown, and then automatically saves CSS, JavaScript, and HTML after you've made changes. Want to write just plain CSS? XML? Haskell? MUSHCode? Crunch lets you do that too. And just so you know, compiling stuff besides Less requires Crunch 2 Pro. So you're probably going to want that. (See Related Links.)

Features

• Command Lines Are Over - Forget Grunt. Forget Gulp. Just write what you like, and save what you need.
• Crunchable Views - See all the @imports for your Less or Stylus project, and nothing else. Until you want to.
• Peek at Your History - New in Crunch 2: get a running log of Crunch history. (Ha, I just pictured a running log.)
• Better for Teams - Crunch 2 saves settings in your project, so that compiling won't create code conflicts. And no one likes conflict.
• Free for Less - Not less stuff, dummy; we mean Less, the CSS preprocessing language. Crunch 1 compiles Less for free, and so does Crunch 2.
• Watch for Changes - Even if you don't have a file open, Crunch will watch your files and re-compile when needed. How? Magic.
• Fix Errors Faster - If there's an error while Crunching a file, you can jump instantly to that line of the file. Pretty much Crunch takes the crown here.
• Lightning Fast - Crunch 2 is a complete re-write from Crunch 1. We have killed Adobe AIR, and on its corpse we installed a revved-up Chromium V8 engine.