Your ideas, made into real apps.
Ask your assistant, like Claude or ChatGPT, to make an app and get your own shareable website seconds later.
Things people ask for
- a recipe box
- a garden diary
- a page for the book club
- a place to plan the trip
- a birthday guestbook
- a chore chart that doesn't nag
How it goes — say you wanted a recipe box
You ask.
Could you make me a recipe box? Something I can share with my sister.
It gets built.
Sure, give me a minute. Would you like a place for her to leave notes on each recipe?
Your assistant does the making. You watch it take shape and change your mind as often as you like.
It's yours.
Our recipe box
- Grandma's lemon cake
- Tuesday soup
- The good pancakes
Ana left a note on the pancakes.
A website of your own, to keep or share.
And then it's yours
- It opens on your phone.
- Open the website, or tap the link somebody sent you. Nothing to install, no app store, no waiting.
- It keeps what you put in it.
- Everything you write stays, and it's the same on your laptop as on your phone. Change it on one and the other catches up.
- Share it, or don't.
- Send the link to one person, leave it open to whoever has it, or keep the whole thing to yourself. You choose, and you can change your mind.
- Friends can write in it too.
- Invite someone by email and they can add their own bit — a note on a recipe, a name next to Saturday, a photo of the tomatoes.
- Upload photos or files.
- Add pictures or files straight from your phone and they live in the app alongside everything else.
- Your assistant can use it, not just build it.
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An app can teach your assistant its own little jobs, so you can
say
add eight miles to the running board
without opening the page at all.
How to connect
Your assistant needs this link, once. Give it to Claude as a connector, or to ChatGPT as a custom connector.
https://yaks.app/mcp
It will ask you to sign in with your email — we send a six-digit code, so there's no password to keep track of. After that, just talk to it the way you already do.