Pagenta is where small, shared apps live. A vote. A pitch deck. A sales board. A live dashboard. One file. One URL. Lock it. Expire it. Watch the state survive a refresh. Generated, deployed, and improved — by you, an AI, or an agent.
A sentence in the dashboard. HTML you already made with Claude. An agent shipping nightly via MCP. Same product, three doors.
One command, one share-link — with the password, the timer, the brand. The page goes from artifact to product.
The chat panel rewrites it. The agent comes back smarter. The cron job refreshes data on the hour. Every page gets better the longer it lives.
Three working Pagenta apps. Counter, vote, shared list. Press the buttons. Reload the page. Come back tomorrow. Persistence is the magic — small apps that remember.
The number persists. Refresh — it stays.
Where do you build your HTML?
Add one — stays for the next visitor.
A grandparent describing a recipe page. A PM dropping in a Claude artifact. A staff engineer's nightly agent. They all walk into the same dashboard.
Type a sentence in the dashboard. Pagenta generates the page, deploys it, hands you a link. Like Canva, but it makes apps.
for Maya, who doesn't codeAlready built something with Claude or ChatGPT? Drop the HTML in. Add a password, an expiry, a slug — your AI artifact becomes a real product.
for Diego, who lives in chat toolsReal CLI. Real MCP server. pagenta deploy ./index.html from a terminal, or wire it into Cursor and let your editor ship pages for you.
for Ines, with Claude Code openAgents need a place to put working things. Pagenta is that place — every MCP tool an agent needs to deploy, gate, expire, and update pages.
for the agentic webAn artifact in a chat looks like a product. It isn't. Here's what's missing — and how Pagenta fills it in.
Your slug, your handle, your URL. Clean enough to put in your bio, your email signature, a client deck.
● shippingPer-page or per-portal. Rate-limited attempts. Looks like a regular link until they hit it.
● shipping1 hour to 30 days. The pitch ended; the link should too.
● shippingVotes, comments, scores, lists. Refresh. Close the tab. Come back tomorrow. It's still there.
● shippingWrite tiny endpoints inline. Read and write your page's data. Call other Pagenta apps. Run code on a schedule.
v2 · soonEvery page for one client, one team, one friend group — branded, gated, in one place.
● shippingEvery page for a client, your team, your friends — under one branded URL with a single password. Looks like the bespoke portal you'd have built. You didn't.
With APIs and cron between apps, small pages stop being pages. They become a system — a personal cloud of tiny apps that share data, trigger each other, and run on a schedule.
Writes the winner into shared state.
Reads votes, rolls up comments, calls in.
Renders the live leaderboard, hourly.
The dashboard you make this week gets cron next quarter, gets called by another app the quarter after.
AI generator, drop-in HTML, CLI, MCP, password + expiry, branded portals. Everything above.
Inline endpoint syntax. Read & write your page's data. The first half of what makes the mesh real.
Schedule a function. Trigger on a hook. “Every Monday, summarize the dashboard.” Three lines.
One Pagenta app calls another by URL with a token. The mesh closes. A personal cloud.
Free during beta. No card. No setup. Describe the thing — or drop in HTML you already made — and you've got a link in under a minute.