For organizers
The sign-up sheet that organizes itself.
Potlucks, volunteer rotas, meal trains, RSVPs. Type what you need in plain English and get a link your whole group can use. No tech skills, no accounts for your people, free to start.
For tinkerers
The greenhouse went online without opening a single port.
A Raspberry Pi full of garden sensors, a dashboard built by Claude in one sentence, and a cron job that pushes readings every hour. No port forwarding, no VPN, no exposed home network.
vs Claude Artifacts
Claude built your app. It lives in a tab.
Claude Artifacts are great for prototyping. But sharing is one public link, there's no data store, and the app gets buried in chat history. Here's the missing layer.
vs ChatGPT Canvas
ChatGPT wrote the app. Nobody can use it.
Canvas generates complete HTML apps. Then what? Sharing the chat gives people a code window, not a working app. No backend, no access control. The last mile is still missing.
vs Vercel / Netlify
Not another Vercel project.
Vercel and Netlify are built for engineers with repos. AI-built apps are a single file. The tools don't match the workflow.