Build an app for Fredrin
Anyone can build one and publish it to the App Store. No application, no developer tier.
From a sentence to a listing.
Describe it. In a project with custom apps on, open Apps and choose Build your own. A Worker writes it on its own ticket.
Refine it. It opens as a sandboxed tab. Reopen its ticket to change it.
Ship it to your workspace. Your workspace owner approves it for everyone in the workspace.
Submit it publicly. The owner adds a handle, publisher name and tagline. Solo, that owner is you.
Fredrin reviews it. A person approves or rejects one immutable version. Approved apps list on /apps.
Two kinds of app. A self-contained app built with Fredrin, or an embedded URL you already run.
A person reviews every submission. What an app can see is read off its code. A rejected app keeps running in your workspace.
The only gate. Custom apps are a per-project switch a project admin turns on. If it is on, you can start today.
Join the creator list. For the tooling, docs and distribution we are building for creators.
An early list: the creator program isn’t open yet. Building and publishing apps already works. One email when there’s something real to show.