What is iqobi?

What you can make

You can make small apps such as a chore chart, a trip plan, a group poll or a potluck sign-up. Write each change as a new message, and iqobi builds it into a draft that only you and the people you invite to build it with you see. Each build that works becomes a version, so you can go back to an earlier one. Apps can use built-in tools such as the weather, maps and AI answers, with no API keys. You can also remix an app from Explore.

Who it is for

iqobi is for people who want an app but do not write code. It suits small apps for yourself, your friends, your family or a team.

What it costs

Free is $0, with 25 Studio credits a month and up to 10 apps. It needs no card. Go is $18 a month, $9 in early access, with 100 Studio credits a month and unlimited apps. It adds Home Screen widgets, Siri and publishing to Explore. Pro is $79 a month. To get Pro, contact us. Each message you send in Studio uses one Studio credit. Building with your own AI agent uses no credits. The pricing page lists every plan, including plans for groups and companies.

Where your app and its data live

iqobi builds and runs your app for you and stores its data. Each published app gets its own address that ends in your username and iqobi.app, such as potluck.sam.iqobi.app. In Studio, where you make your apps, the Data tab shows the tables and fields your app saves. A remix copies how an app is built, never its data. iqobi uses service providers for hosting and storage, and they may process information in the United States and other countries. The Privacy policy explains what iqobi collects and how to delete your account and data.

How people sign in

You sign in to iqobi with your email. iqobi emails you a sign-in code, and there is no password. If the sign-in page shows Continue with Google or Continue with Apple, you can use that instead.

When you publish an app, you choose who can open it. Private means only you. Shared means you and the people you add, who need an iqobi account. Public means anyone with the link, signed in or not, and signed-out visitors can only view. When someone signs in to an app, iqobi gives the app an identifier for that person, not their email. iqobi shares their account name with the app only when they allow it.

Who owns the app you make

You keep the rights you have in your apps and content. iqobi does not claim ownership of the apps you create, apart from iqobi's own code and materials in them and content that belongs to other people. New apps have Let people remix turned on, so people who can open your app can remix it. You can turn this off when you publish. The Terms give the details.

Use it from Claude or ChatGPT

Claude can make apps on iqobi for you. Add iqobi in Claude as a custom connector with the address https://mcp.iqobi.com. Claude can then list your apps, upload an app's files and preview it, and it publishes only when you say yes. AI agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can build apps with the iqobi skill.

On every paid plan, Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants can use one of your published apps as you. They see and change only what you can. The docs show how to connect one.

Who makes iqobi

iqobi is made by iqobi, LLC. The terms are an agreement between you and iqobi, LLC for your use of iqobi.com, the iqobi apps and the services available through them. iqobi is in beta, so features, availability and limits may change. Contact us at [email protected].