made from: "remind us whose turn it is to water the plants"
This weekJordi 🌿
Next weekAna
Say what you need. Get an app.
odapt turns a sentence into working software — hosted, shareable, and easy to change. No code. No installs. Nothing to maintain.
Press Enter to start — it takes about a minute
Small software, everywhere
Made by people like you, usually before lunch
Not startups. Not "projects." Just the small, specific apps you never got around to — for your house, your team, your shop, your hobby.
made from: "summarize our meeting notes every Friday"
✦ "3 decisions this week: new
supplier confirmed, launch moved to the 12th…"
made from: "let the book club vote on next month's pick"
The Overstory●●●●
Piranesi●●
made from: "count what's left in the garage before the sale"
Records31
Lamps4
made from: "post new orders to our Slack channel"
#42 — 2× candlesposted
#43 — gift boxposted
made from: "log my climbs and show me progress"
This month14 sessions
Best gradeV5 ↑
Why it feels different
Not a website builder. A place your apps live.
Your apps can think
The AI doesn't leave when the building's done — it's inside the app. Anything you make can read, summarize, draft, and decide on its own. A tracker that writes the follow-up. A journal that spots patterns. A form that sorts what comes in.
No AI accounts to set up, no keys to manage. It's just there.
"Refund for order #19…"→ urgent
"Love the candles!!"→ nice words
"Wholesale pricing?"→ leads
✦ Sorted 12 new messages. One
looks urgent — want a suggested reply?
Connect once. Every app can use it.
Plug in Slack, Notion, Google Sheets — or anything with an API — one time. From then on, every app you build can use that connection. And when you share an app, it keeps working for whoever you share it with. Your keys and logins stay yours, never in the app.
Share what your tools can do — without sharing access to them.
Slack
Notion
Google Sheets
your own API
↓ ↓ ↓
Posts to #orders
Reads from Notion
Change it like you'd change a doc
Want it different? Say so, and it's different. Clone a friend's app and make it yours. Outgrow one, throw it away, start fresh — nothing to uninstall, nothing to migrate, no update to ship. Software here is closer to a document than a product.
Every version is kept, so you can always step back.
make the buttons bigger and add a weekly view
✦ Done — bigger buttons, and there's
a new "Week" tab up top. Take a look.
perfect. now in spanish
✦ Hecho.
How it works
From sentence to shared app in three moves
step 1
Say it
Describe what you need in plain words — like you'd explain it to a capable friend.
step 2
Try it
A working app appears in about a minute. Click around, then ask for changes until it's right.
step 3
Share it
Send a link. It's already hosted and already works — for your housemates, your team, or the whole internet.
Technical? Your API is one sentence away from an app.
Point odapt at an OpenAPI spec and every endpoint becomes something your apps can call — credentials injected server-side, never exposed to the page. Admin panels, internal tools, and client dashboards without a repo, a deploy, or a Tuesday lost to auth plumbing.
What have you been meaning to build?
It's probably a sentence long. Type it, and use the app before your coffee's cold.
Start building