You built an app with Claude Code, and it works on your computer. Now you want other people to use it. fline is the step after.
Connect Claude Code to fline by pasting one line into your computer's Terminal app and approving fline in your browser. Then ask Claude Code to put your app online. fline works out how to build and run it, so there are no setup files to write and no server to rent or look after.
Claude Code can have fline create a database of your own, and fline runs it for you. Already have a database somewhere else? Connect that instead.
You get a link you can send, with the padlock. Claude Code can have fline create a database of your own or a fast cache, and you can put your app at a web address you own, like http://www.yourbakery.com" title="www.yourbakery.com (opens in new tab)">www.yourbakery.com. When your app needs a password or key, you type it on a private fline page, not in the chat.
To change something, ask Claude Code to update your app. The current version keeps running while the new one is prepared. If something breaks, your dashboard says so, and Claude Code can see what went wrong, try a fix or put an earlier version back. fline emails you when your app goes live, and if it can't get it built and started.
Before you start: the link is public, each app runs on one rented machine, and we don't promise backups yet.
Free during the private beta, no card. We open accounts by hand, a few at a time.
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