Apps your AI builds and hosts. Ask your agent for an app and get back a real one: its own URL, magic-link sign-in, a shared database, per-role permissions, email notifications and file uploads. Your agent keeps read and write access afterwards, so changing the app is another sentence rather than another project.
Most AI app builders hand you code, or a preview that dies inside a chat window. Homespun hands you a running app that other people can sign into and use. That distinction is the whole product:
- A real URL, not an export or a preview pane
- Real accounts, magic-link sign-in with per-role permissions
- A shared database several people write to at once
- Still editable by your agent, because it keeps access to the app and its data
| Product and sign-up | homespun.dev |
| Documentation | docs.homespun.dev |
| Template gallery | homespun.dev/templates |
| Guides | homespun.dev/guides |
Homespun is a Model Context Protocol server, so any MCP client can drive it.
Remote connector:
https://homespun.dev/mcp
Or run it locally:
npx -y @homespunapps/mcp- homespun: the CLI, MCP server, SDK core, agent skill and Claude plugin. MIT licensed.
Every template in the gallery is a working app you can preview without an account and install into your own space in one call. Potluck signup sheets, shift rotas, household expense splitters, reading lists, gear libraries.