From idea to app, from using to sharing — no code required.
macOS, Windows & Linux · No account needed · Bring your own AI keys
AppJuice is your personal software factory: describe the tool you want in natural language, AI creates it for you, with built-in intelligence, running entirely on your device, freely shareable with anyone.
These links point to the newest public release artifacts on GitHub.
Choose the right Mac build for your chip. Both buttons always point to the newest release.
Download the current Windows packaged build for local install-style testing.
Choose the Linux build that matches your machine architecture.
Open the latest release notes, changelog, and all published artifacts in one place.
No coding, no hiring developers. Describe what you need in plain English, and get a working app in minutes. Not happy? Keep talking — your app evolves with you.
Your apps aren't just AI-generated static tools — they have built-in AI capabilities. A to-do app that auto-prioritizes, notes that summarize themselves, a CRM that categorizes clients automatically.
Code, data, and AI conversations stay on your machine. No cloud servers quietly storing your information. Your apps, your data — fully yours.
Export and share your apps. Recipients don't just get a frozen tool — they can keep modifying it with AI. Add dark mode, change layouts, add features. One sentence is all it takes.
A Coding Agent builds your app. A Runtime Agent makes it smart. Together, they turn your words into living software.
Describe what you want, watch it materialize in real time. The AI writes complete applications — frontend, logic, everything — while you preview live.
Each app can have its own embedded AI assistant with custom tools and capabilities. Not static pages — intelligent, living tools.
All code and data lives on your device. Support local AI models for fully offline operation. Export apps as workspaces — anyone who imports them can keep customizing with AI.
| Capability | Bolt.new / Lovable | Replit | Cursor | Claude Cowork | AppJuice |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI writes code | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Built-in AI runtime | No | DIY | N/A | No | Native |
| Creates reusable apps | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Apps have standalone UI | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Runs locally | Cloud | Cloud | N/A | Yes | Yes |
| Data sovereignty | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Share & distribute apps | No | Limited | No | No | Yes |
| Recipients can AI-modify | No | No | No | No | Yes |
| Non-technical friendly | Yes | Somewhat | No | Yes | Yes |
| No subscription required | Paid | Paid | Paid | Paid | Free |
| Works offline | No | No | Partial | No | Yes |
| No platform lock-in | Locked | Locked | Partial | Claude only | Multi-provider |
"I want a CRM that auto-categorizes leads and reminds me to follow up."
No monthly SaaS fees. Customer data stays in your hands.
"I need a tool that helps grade essays with AI feedback."
Student data never leaves the school network.
"I want a literature organizer that auto-extracts key findings."
Process sensitive research data and unpublished papers locally.
"I need a tool to manage multi-platform publishing and assets."
Fully customized workflows instead of generic off-the-shelf tools.
"I want a family budget tracker that analyzes spending habits."
Financial data stays strictly on your own device.
"I built something great — I want others to use and remix it."
Export, share, and let others keep customizing with AI.
The core experience. Run AppJuice on your own computer to create and use personal tools with full privacy.
Deploy a single instance on your company network. Team members access via browser. Shared workspaces, data never leaves the network.
Run on Raspberry Pi, NAS, or home servers. Pair with local AI models for a fully offline, private AI app platform.
Have an idea → learn to code (or pay someone) → write code → compile → distribute. That road locks out 99% of people.
AppJuice rewrites the path:
Have an idea → say it → use it → share it.
Everyone should be able to create their own intelligent tools.
