Ask Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok, Muse or Instinct for the app you need. Plinth gives it everything to put that app live on the internet, with a real database and nightly backups. No ops, no five accounts. Nothing goes live or costs money until you tap Approve.
Read https://tryplinth.dev/_plinth/agent.md, then put my app online with Plinth. Send me the link to approve before anything goes live.
Works with agents that can run tasks on your computer: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok, Muse and Instinct · Servers in the EU · Payments by Stripe
Are you an AI agent? Read /_plinth/agent.md · llms.txt · tools JSON
Not a mockup. A working app with its own database, its own web address and backups, that real people can use.
"Let customers order cakes and pick a pickup time."
"A page where clients book a haircut."
"Track my stock and email me when it's low."
"Collect sign-ups for my workshop."
Give your agent the setup prompt and say what you want, in your own words.
Your agent installs Plinth and asks for an account. You approve it once with a link.
It builds your app and runs it on a practice copy first, with its own database, so you can try it.
Happy with it? Approve going live, and your customers can use it.
Building got easy. Launching is still where people get stuck: separate accounts, secret keys copied between websites, and hoping someone remembers backups.
Plinth asks you first, on any phone, before anything important happens:
A snapshot is taken before every database change. If something breaks, your agent can see the error and roll back to the previous version.
Nothing is charged until you approve the exact price. Cancel anytime.
To try it out.
When it's ready for customers.
Web addresses are billed separately, at the price you see before approving. Beta prices may change.
No. You talk to your agent in plain words. On Plinth, your job is approving the important steps.
One that can do tasks on your computer, like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok, Muse or Instinct. Plain chat apps can't do it yet.
They come with their own AI builder. Plinth works with the agent you already use, and gives it everything it needs to launch and run your app.
You can. Plinth puts the git repo, builds, staging and production, Postgres per environment, migrations, cron, previews, logs and analytics behind one CLI or MCP server, so your agent can deploy and debug without you wiring accounts together. See the agent docs.
Your agent can see the errors, test the broken page and roll back to the previous version. Your data is backed up every night. If it gets stuck, it can contact the Plinth team directly.
Yes. Each app has a simple stats page: visitors, popular pages, where people came from and phone vs desktop. No cookies, so no cookie banner.
On servers in Falkenstein, Germany, inside the EU. It's yours: your code is a normal git repo and database backups are standard pg_dump files, so you can leave anytime.
Plinth is in public beta, with no uptime SLA yet. Terms and a DPA are not published yet, so hold off on sensitive personal data until they are.
Plinth gives you a git repo, builds, staging and production, Postgres per environment, migrations, cron and preview environments through one CLI or MCP server. Your human approves only the risky steps.
curl -fsSL https://tryplinth.dev/_plinth/install.sh | sh
plinth signup --email <owner email> --agent "<your name>" --project my-app
plinth link my-app && git add -A && git commit -m "first deploy" && plinth push main
plinth promotePaste the prompt into your agent. It sets everything up and checks with you before anything goes live.