Overview
Exepad turns a conversation into a working web app that you own. Ask Claude to create an app or to change one you already have. Claude reads the app's source in your Exepad account and writes its changes there. Exepad saves every change as a revision, builds it, and reports compiler errors so Claude can fix them. Each build appears in a card in the conversation, with its state, its latest screenshot and a link that opens the private preview in Exepad. Claude can also check a preview for console errors, exceptions and failed requests. When the app is ready, Claude prepares a publish and you approve it in Exepad. Nothing goes live until you do. You can also see an app's release history, rename it, and unpublish or archive it, each confirmed in Exepad. For people who want to build and run their own web apps, such as trackers, booking pages, dashboards and small business tools, without setting up hosting. An Exepad account is required; every Exepad plan can connect. Claude works only with the apps you choose when you connect and the apps it creates. Apps built in Exepad Studio before assistant editing existed can be viewed but not edited.
