Describe what you want in plain words and get a real, working app back in minutes, ready to install on your phone or computer. By this evening you could be opening:
a watering log for houseplants. a chore rota and pocket money ledger. a match fee and team sheet tracker. a job sheet and snag list for crews. a warehouse stock count and parcel logger. a shift swap board and overtime tracker. an equipment hire marketplace with deposits.
Invite-only while it is built. You get one email when it is your turn.
Instead of handing you code to paste, appgnt builds your app on a cloud workstation that designs, develops, tests and publishes it. You get a working app you can open straight away.
Say who the app is for, what job it does, and what information it needs to keep. You can list the screens you want or simply upload a photo of the notebook or paper list you use today. It works from whatever you have.
The studio creates a real, standard app project. It lays out the screens, wires local storage on the device, and hooks into device hardware for phones and desktop behind platform checks, with fallbacks for the web.
Before you see the result, every change is tested at phone, tablet and desktop sizes. Errors and broken layouts are caught and fixed first, and the design is checked on every screen.
Your app publishes to appgnt.com/a/your-app in minutes. You can install it straight from the browser tab without an app store. When you want store builds or desktop installers, export Android, iOS, Windows, Mac and Linux packages from the Publish pane.
You get a single app that works on phones, tablets and computers. The screens and data stay identical across every platform.
You get standard source code, not a locked system. You can inspect the files, edit code directly, or export the whole project at any time.
Apps keep their records on the local machine by default. That means instant loading, full offline use, and no user accounts required.
Each app receives its own public page at appgnt.com/p/your-app. It gives whoever it is for an immediate way to open the app or download it.
Each of these was built in the studio from one description and is ready to open right now. The set runs from a houseplant log with no account to a letting agency system with staff and tenant sign-in. The ones that needed accounts and a server got them, while the rest keep everything on the device.
A little care for your houseplants. See what needs watering or feeding today, log it with a tap, and undo anytime. Add plant photos and get evening-before reminders. Your garden stays on your device, with no account needed.
A shared chore rota for a calmer home. Sign in with email and password, join your household, and see whose turn it is this week. Tick off any chore, sync across devices, and keep a permanent record of who actually did it.
Subs keeps Sunday football organised with email accounts and a shared team sheet. See who is in, match details, fees and lifts. Players manage their own replies; only the organiser marks payments. Shared updates need an internet connection.
SiteSheet is a job sheet for maintenance crews working through jobs on a phone on site. Jobs include before and after photos and a finger-drawn customer signature, and lock once signed. Everything is saved on the device, so it works with no signal.
StockTake keeps warehouse counts moving, even offline. Load a stock list, count each item, flag differences and add notes. Progress saves on your device, existing counts stay protected, and CSV exports and portable backups make handover simple.
Ledger keeps your letting agency connected: shared tenancies, rent and photo repairs, with private tenant access. Nightly rent chases and an exact email history help staff follow up overdue payments with confidence.
Make every sip count. Watch your water level rise as you log drinks, set your daily goal, and explore your hydration history by day, week, month, or year. Your personal water ritual, saved on your device and available offline.
A happy place for pet people. Create an email-verified account, share pet photos, follow furry friends, and save favourite moments. Profiles, posts, likes, and comments are shared online, with your account available across devices.
Show up on time with Alarm Face. Sync ICS calendars, set alarms with math or photo challenges, and enable device reminders. Android supports full-screen alarm access; iOS uses system notifications. Your schedules and completion history stay on your device.
Rank what matters, park distractions, and commit to your top task. PrioriTask keeps your priorities, focus timer, and completed tasks on your device, with selected-app protection in supported mobile builds and focus commitments on the web.
To describe your own app so the studio builds what you meant, read our guide at /blog/how-to-brief-an-app/. It takes five minutes.
A chat runs on the left and the project sits on the right. Ask for a change and watch the build steps land in real time. Open the files to edit them yourself, or keep talking and let the studio do the typing.
The web app is built and tested on every change. When you want phone apps, one press ports it to native Android (Kotlin) and iPhone (SwiftUI) apps. The Publish pane builds Android, Linux and Windows for you, and hands you the iOS and macOS projects with steps for a Mac.
| Platform | What you get | What you need |
|---|---|---|
| Web | Installable from the browser, updates on next open | Nothing |
| Android | Native Kotlin debug and release APK plus an AAB, signed with a key kept for you | A Google Play account, US$25 once |
| iPhone and iPad | A native SwiftUI Xcode project with written steps | A Mac with Xcode and Apple Developer account, US$99 a year |
| Windows | An installer | Nothing |
| macOS | A desktop project with build steps, no Xcode needed | A Mac |
| Linux | AppImage and .deb | Nothing |
Most apps keep data on the device, which is fast and works offline. When you need people to sign in, sync a shared list across phones, or keep API keys private, appgnt sets up a dedicated backend. That means accounts, stored data, and server functions built for that single app, and nothing created until it asks.
appgnt is a professional cloud app development workstation. Design, development, QA and marketing each run as their own pipeline on the same project, so nothing gets lost between stages.
Every app is live at appgnt.com/a/<slug>/ from its first build, and stays there. When you want your own address, point a bare domain or a subdomain across. The studio gives you every DNS record, provisions a free certificate that renews itself, and watches until it is live.
appgnt is an MCP server. Connect ChatGPT or any assistant that speaks the protocol, sign in once, and it can build apps on your account from the conversation you are already having. Because it already has the context, it writes a better brief than a cold start.
https://api.appgnt.com/mcp
The studio does the work of a small team, handling the code, the backend, and the native builds. Here is where it stops, and what stays in your hands.
An app that logs plant watering, tallies choir subs, or tracks warehouse stock builds quickly and works right away. An app meant to run your entire company gets messy fast. Start with a single clear workflow, see it run, and build outward from there.
You get a working app in minutes, but it will not be finished on the first try. You shape it to the exact behaviour you want through a short, normal conversation. Tell it what feels clumsy or report a bug in plain English, and it updates the project.
The Marketing kit prepares your store assets, listing copy, and privacy policy. You still hold your own Google and Apple accounts, pay their fees, and submit the builds. For iOS, you compile on a Mac with Xcode; the agent writes the Swift without compiling it, so paste any first-build errors back into chat.
The studio builds what you describe, but it cannot invent your policies. You have to decide who approves an overtime request, what happens when a stock count does not match, or whether a signed job can be reopened. Vague instructions lead to disappointing first builds.
Yes. You write a paragraph explaining what you want, and an agent builds a real, working web app in minutes. It runs automated checks on simulated phone and desktop screens to verify the interface before it replies with a live link. This works just as well for a personal habit log or a choir subs tracker as it does for a warehouse stock count or a crew job sheet.
Most first versions are live at their own web address within five minutes. Because your workstation stays ready while you chat, follow-up tweaks and design changes usually take under a minute.
No. You describe what you need in plain English, test the result in your browser, and tell the agent what to adjust. If you do know how to code, you can open the Files pane at any point to inspect the source or make direct edits yourself.
Every app works straight away in the browser as an installable progressive web app. On request, the studio also ports your app to native Android (Kotlin) and iPhone (SwiftUI) versions. We build the installers for Android, Windows, and Linux for you. For iOS and macOS, you download the prepared project folder and build it on a Mac with Xcode, because Apple requires their own hardware for signing.
Yes. By default, every app saves its data directly onto the phone or computer using local storage or IndexedDB. This means simple tools like note pads, shift logs, timers, and checklists open instantly and work without any internet connection.
If a household needs a shared shopping list or a team needs to track shared job sheets, the app provisions its own dedicated backend. It sets up user accounts and isolated cloud storage automatically. Nothing is created until your app explicitly needs shared data, so single-user apps stay light and local.
You own the code entirely. The output is an ordinary project built on common web technology, not a proprietary format. You can download the complete source code as a zip file at any time and host it on your own servers with any web developer. Only the managed hosting and backend services stay with appgnt if you choose to leave.
Yes. The studio creates signed Android application packages and iOS project files that pass store standards. It also generates a Marketing kit with store-sized screenshots, icons, promotional art, and listing text. You submit the app through your own developer accounts, which cost a one-off fee of US$25 for Google Play and US$99 per year for Apple.
Yes. You can connect ChatGPT or any assistant that supports MCP through our MCP server at https://api.appgnt.com/mcp. This uses OAuth authorisation, so your model can create apps, update files, and trigger builds on your account. Your primary provider sign-ins and secrets are never sent over the wire.
Yes. When an app needs a backend, we provision a dedicated cloud stack isolated by strict cloud permissions, meaning one app cannot access another app's records. Apps that do not need shared data keep everything on your device. We do not place analytics trackers or marketing cookies on app pages.
We do not have a public price list yet while the studio is invite-only. You connect your own AI model account to run the studio during the preview. If you want specific pricing details for your project, email hello@appgnt.com for a direct answer.
Every session runs on a dedicated cloud workstation that builds and tests every change. To keep build machines fast and help early users directly, we open access in batches. Leave your email address and a brief note about what you plan to build to join the queue.
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