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Put your internal apps online and share them with your team.
If you're anything like most people, the increase in capability of coding agents has been a blessing. You see a thousand ways to improve your business through software and automation, and now you have the ability to do it yourself without engaging a team of developers.
Claude Code and OpenAI Codex excel at creating apps. The next step is where it falls over: getting it off your computer and onto a server publicly accessible with a real URL, having a database and file storage and sign-ins for your team.
Whisk handles this for you. Your agent talks to Whisk and provisions your apps without needing any input from you.
The code for the app is stored on Whisk instead of on your computer, so you always have access to it in the future, and you can share it with others in your team as editors so they can improve the app.
Give this setup command to your agent
Click the green text and describe what you need, then copy the whole message.
That message is the entire setup. Your agent will make the request, learn the format it needs to send, confirm details with you, and continue on with the provisioning.
Building an app with Whisk looks like:
Say what you need.
Your agent starts from a working template with all the Whisk tools wired up: database, file storage, team sign-in.
It pushes to deploy.
A git push builds your app and puts it live. Push a branch instead and you get a private preview URL to try first. Deploys are live in seconds.
Your team signs in.
They open yourapp.acme.whisk.page and sign in with their work email: one account across every app your org builds. That's the whole rollout.
Shared databases for your whole organisation
Databases can be company-wide, team-wide or app-specific. This means you can build a products list in one app, set it as company-wide, and it's available for the next app.
Define your data once. Build a centralised self-updating list of facts about your business, rather than maintaining many different out-of-date copies across different apps hosted in different places.
By default, databases are app-specific, so information that needs to be kept private is kept private until you choose to make it more broadly available.
The code is yours, and it's never stuck on a laptop
Every app lives in a git repository on Whisk. The build that's live is exactly what's in git. Nothing is hidden on someone's machine. Anyone on your team with developer access to the app can point their agent at it, clone the latest, change it, and push. The thing you built together keeps moving, no matter who picks it up next.
Private by default
A new app denies everyone until you add them. Sign-in is handled for you. People use their work email, one account across all your org's apps, and only your org's members get in.
Works with any agent
Claude Code, or anything that can make a web request and run git. Whisk teaches your agent as it goes. Every response says where it is and what to do next, so there's nothing to install and nothing that goes out of date.
Pricing
Free
$0
10 apps · 3 people
Apps, deploys, previews, the shared database, sign-in, permissions, logs.
Starter
$19/mo
25 apps · 10 people
+ file storage, external APIs, public forms, counters, guest links.
Team
$59/mo
100 apps · 50 people
+ automations, schedules, rollups, webhook inbox, teams.
Business
$249/mo
500 apps · 250 people
+ invoice billing, and compliance services as they land.
Each plan includes everything below it. The core is on every plan, including Free: your apps, deploys, database, sign-in and logs. Upgrade any time from your team page.
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