Core Concepts / Your Apps

Core Concepts

Your Apps

How live apps work on camelAI

When the agent builds an app, it's automatically deployed to a live URL. There's no publish button, no deploy pipeline, no CI/CD to configure. Your app is on the internet as soon as it's built — and updates go live as you iterate.

Your app URL

Every app gets a URL at:

{app-name}-{your-org}.camelai.app

For example: my-dashboard-k7m2p3.camelai.app

This is a permanent, shareable link. Copy it and send it to anyone.

Auto-deploy

You don't need to do anything to deploy. As the agent builds and updates your app, changes go live automatically. Just keep chatting:

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The agent makes the change, and it's live.

Public vs. private

  • Public — anyone with the link can access your app
  • Private — only your workspace members can access it (requires authentication)

You can toggle visibility anytime from the Apps section in workspace settings.

Managing your apps

Go to Settings → Apps in your workspace to:

  • View all your live apps with their URLs
  • Toggle public/private visibility
  • Delete apps you no longer need

To update an app, just keep chatting with the agent — ask for changes and they go live automatically.

Under the hood

Technical details
  • Apps run as Cloudflare Workers — zero cold start, globally distributed on Cloudflare's edge network
  • Every app has a full backend by default — not just a static frontend. Your apps can have API routes, server-side logic, and database access from the first line of code
  • Integration credentials from your workspace connections are automatically injected as environment variables — no manual config needed
  • AI bindings are available in every deployed app, so your apps can use text models, image generation, and other AI features without managing API keys
Custom domains

Bring your own domain and serve apps from it. Available on Starter, Pro, Team, and Enterprise plans — see plans and pricing for per-plan limits. Configure under Settings → Domains in your workspace.