A client request portal
Collects requests, gives customers shared status, routes approvals, and prepares the weekly update.
Describe the app you need. Meowtcha creates its interface, data, authentication, functions, schedules, and approved agent actions as one deployable system.
A person can use the application normally. An approved AI can use the capabilities it exposes. Both reach the same data and rules.
Use the application in a browser, let an approved assistant act through it, or extend it from code. The underlying system stays the same.
A real product: accounts, live data, permissions. People just use it.
Meowtcha gives the generated software a real backend and a path from preview to a live, versioned application.
Start with an app, an automation, or a capability your AI keeps needing. They all run on the same foundation.
Collects requests, gives customers shared status, routes approvals, and prepares the weekly update.
Stores findings, monitors selected sources on a schedule, and lets an approved assistant search what it has collected.
Keeps shared state current while server-side rules and scheduled actions move the work forward.
Uses real records, authentication, and actions instead of stopping at a clickable mockup.
One more thing
Not bolted on for the enterprise page — they fell out of the architecture. A runtime that lets a stranger's agent call your app has to know who is asking, what they may touch, and what they did. So it does.
Rules on the collection, evaluated for every caller — the agent gets exactly what its user gets, never more.
Every agent action names the actor and the human behind it. `act` claims, not log-scraping.
Browse and edit every record, inspect runs, see schedules — generated, not built.
Traffic, agent calls, tokens, cost — per app, queryable by your agent too.
The schema, functions, agent tools, preview, and deployments are visible when you want to go deeper.
The built-in agent edits the same source, schema, functions, and deployment state you can inspect.
The schema is a file: collections.ts. Read it, lint it, and change it alongside the generated app.
Open the project from your IDE or terminal. Your edits and the platform agent's edits land in the same tree.
Call outside APIs from functions and expose selected app actions through MCP when the workflow needs it.
Generated from your schema. Your frontend, functions, and approved outside agents drive one contract.
Describe it in one sentence. Meowtcha will build the first working version.