
Shared data in one line
Apps save and read data with one call. Everyone with access sees the same entries, stored in the EU.
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Building AI tools for your company? We make running them simple. Your agent puts the app online with one command. Colleagues open a link, sign in with Google or an email code and get to work. No servers, no passwords, nothing to install.
Works with the agent you already use
How it works
Your agent builds the tool. Scava puts it on its own address, signs your colleagues in and keeps everyone else out.
Ask your agent for the tool you need. Plain HTML or React, with server code of its own if it needs it.
One sentence or one command. Scava checks the files and gives the app its own private address.
Add colleagues by email or open it to your company domain. They sign in with Google or a code.
Everything around the app
Sign-in, access, shared data, versions and change requests come with every app. Your agent writes none of it.

Apps save and read data with one call. Everyone with access sees the same entries, stored in the EU.

No passwords, nothing to install. People who open your apps never pay.

By email or with your whole company domain. Remove someone and they are out at once.

You set who reads and who changes what. Scava enforces it on the server.

A button in every app. You decide, your agent builds what you accept.

Publish as often as you like. Bring back any earlier version with one click.

Private until you share it. Stored in the EU.
What your colleagues see
They open the link, sign in once and get to work. The “Suggest a change” button sits in the corner of every app.
Change requests
Nothing changes on its own. You decide what gets built, and only your own agent builds it.
Right inside the app: “Could we book half days?” She can point at the exact spot she means.
You get an email and decide with one click. Declined requests go no further.
It only sees the requests you accepted, makes the change and publishes a new version.
She gets an email and finds the change in the app she already uses.
FAQ
No. The people you share an app with open the link and sign in with Google or a code sent by email. There is nothing to install, and viewers never pay.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any agent that can run a command or use MCP. You connect your agent once.
Web apps built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, also with React or Vite, plus Scava's shared data storage. They can have server code of their own too: secret keys, outside services such as an AI or your company's systems, schedules, webhooks, mails, and heavy work like PDFs or Python.
Never. Change requests wait for you. Only when you accept one does your own agent pick it up.
Only the people you share them with: single addresses or everyone at your company domain. Whole domains work for company domains only, not for gmail.com and the like.
Not unnoticed. In the browser an app can only exchange data with Scava; the browser blocks every other website. Server code may call outside services, such as an AI or your company's systems. Scava records every such call, and you see which services an app talks to.
In the European Union, unless you choose the US for your apps. Pages reach your viewers through Cloudflare's network.
Prices come with the launch, and people on the waitlist hear first. Viewers, the people who only open your apps, never pay.
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No payment. We write to you once, when Scava opens.
From localhost to live in seconds.