How to publish an app you made with Claude

Last updated: October 28, 2026

Claude can build a form, a calculator or a small tool in minutes. The hard part comes next: giving it a link other people can open, saving what they send and keeping it online. This guide shows how to do it from the same chat, without code.

Why the app stays in the chat

What Claude builds lives in your conversation. To be used by other people it needs an address on the internet, a place where its data is kept and someone keeping it on. That is what Arovas does for you.

Step 1: connect Arovas to Claude

Create your free Arovas account and add Arovas as a connector in Claude. It's done once; the connector guide has the exact steps.

Step 2: ask for the app

Describe the tool as you'd explain it to a coworker: who uses it, what they fill in and what you want to see. For example:

“A sign-up form for the workshop with name, email and shift, and a list only I can see.”
“A shared expense tracker for my team, with a total per person.”
“A request form for the warehouse that sends me a WhatsApp when someone asks for something.”

Step 3: try the preview

Before publishing, Claude shows you a preview with its own link. Open it, try it and ask for changes in your own words. Changes don't cost anything in Arovas.

Step 4: say “publish it”

When you like it, tell Claude to publish it. You get a link anyone can open, and what people send is saved on its own. You see it in your Arovas panel.

What you can add later