Build and publish apps
from your chat.

Add Applet to the Claude or ChatGPT app as a connector. Describe your idea in the chat. The agent builds the app, tests it, and puts it online. No laptop, no code, no setup.

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STEP 01

Add Applet as a connector.

In the Claude or ChatGPT app, open the connectors list, choose Add custom connector, name it Applet and paste the address. Sign in to Applet once and allow it.

https://mcp.applet.one/mcpSetup for each app →

STEP 02

Tell it your idea.

No laptop, no setup. The agent creates the app on Applet, writes it, tests it, and gives you a link that only you can open.

STEP 03

Ask for changes in plain words.

The agent reads what is there, edits a draft, and checks the result. When you authorize a live update, it can check and publish in one workflow.

STEP 04

Share it when you are ready.

Apps stay private until you say so. Ask the agent to make it public and send the link; your friends open it on their phones.

The app and URL in this example are illustrative, not a deployed app.

Your idea deserves a URL.

Applet gives small apps a home on the web, with app logic and persistent data together. Build from a chat on your phone, with a coding agent on your laptop, or write the code yourself.