Apps used to start empty. Yours start with your life.

Par remembers your life and work. Ask the AI you already use, like Claude or Gemini, for an app, and it makes one from what Par knows.

  • Knows your life
  • Changes live
  • Has your people in it
  • Built by the AI you already use

Get started See a report change by itself

An empty app template that says No items yet. Example: Omar runs a small record label with Mei, and this is his app for pressing their olive vinyl, live with Mei. The vinyl at €7.90 a copy, up from €7.40 on Oct 13; Par notes it is up 7% since Tuesday's call; 120 copies ship Oct 20; a button to message the pressing plant. Example: Nora's cooking app, Lurdes's kitchen, live with her grandmother. Bolo de fubá for Sunday the 25th in cook mode, a 30-minute oven timer, servings for 4, Grandma's voice note from Oct 11; Par recalls she said 180°C. Example: Inês runs a tabletop game for her friends every Thursday, and this is its app, in dream colors. A map with the four players at a bridge, Leo's turn, a Roll button; Par says they stopped at the bridge.
An empty template, and three apps made from three lives: Omar's record label, Nora's family recipes and Inês's Thursday game.

Or anything you want.

  • “Track my sourdough starter and tell me when to feed it.”
  • “A seating chart that moves when someone RSVPs.”
  • “Turn my lease into a page of what I can and can't do.”
  • “Every bird I spot this year, on a map.”
  • “Split the beach house bills with my brothers.”

These are examples. Ask for yours, and it becomes your screen.

And you keep working on it together.

Every app in Par is for people and their AIs.

Use it on screen. Work with it in chat.

Your AI can read what’s in the app, save changes to it and change how it works, right from the chat.

  1. Ask about it.

    “What’s the total for our first 120 copies?”
    Mei, to her AI

  2. Update it.

    “The vinyl is €7.90 a copy now.”
    Omar, to his AI

  3. Change the app itself.

    “Show me the map instead of the list.”
    Inês, to her AI · the app’s screen changes too
THE DASHBOARD · AFTER THE NEW PRICETHE TEAM’S PHONE
The olive vinyl launch dashboard shows 120 copies and vinyl €948.The team’s phone shows the same vinyl total, €948.
€7.90 × 120 copies = €948 Previously €888.

The same update, visible on both screens.

A drawing: Omar talks to his AI, while Mei’s dashboard and the phone beside it get the same update.

The same app, live for everyone.
You, your team and the AIs you choose.

You choose who can use it, and you approve any change that needs your OK.

Every screen updates right away.

A drawing: Omar tells his AI the new price on his phone, the Par brain carries the olive vinyl record along a dotted line, and on Mei's laptop and on the phone beside it the same tile turns yellow.

Omar, to his AI The vinyl is €7.90 a copy now.

Mei's olive vinyl launch dashboard, live: 412 people waiting, 120 copies, vinyl €948, up from €888.
The same number on the team's phone, live: vinyl €948.

Change a number once, and every report and page that uses it changes too.

Some apps are for one evening.

A drawing: Nora asked her AI for an app for tonight's cake tasting; Grandma Lurdes and Leo score three corn cakes on their phones, and the Par brain sets a rosette by the winner.
The verdict, 3 of 3 voted: a bar chart with Cake A 12, Cake B 7, Cake C 14. Cake C, Grandma's recipe, wins; Par says it is closest to Grandma's notebook; a button saves it to Lurdes's kitchen.

Nora's cake tasting got an app for the night: each friend scores on their phone, and Par names the winner.

Some follow a project from sketch to the first record.

The project app for the cover of the label’s new record, live with Mei, Omar and the pressing plant: a timeline from sketch to the first record, cost per copy €11.84, and Par noting the new pressing price adds €0.50 a copy.

Omar and Mei’s new record: every version of the cover, the pressing plant and the cost of each copy, in one app that keeps up.

No app is ever finished. Ask, and it changes.

Inês, to her AI Show me the map instead of the list.

Inês's game app, which was a list of four places, is now a dreamlike map of the same places, with her players at The Toll Bridge.

Every version is kept, so you can always go back.

When something breaks, everyone meets in one room.

The room Mei asked for when the label's online store stopped taking payments: checkout is down since 10:42, Par's best guess is the checkout page change at 10:40 with a button to undo it, and Mei and Omar in the room, Omar talking.
The same room on the phone: Omar is talking, Mei writes “Undo it.”, and a button to hold and talk.

No more scrambling for a group chat: ask your AI for a room, and it opens with what broke, since when and its best guess.

Vibe coding, without the coding: just vibing. No deploying either: vibing, squared.

Make it in Claude. It's already online.

A drawing: Inês asks her AI on her laptop for an app for Saturday's padel, and it pops up on Nora's, Leo's and Mira's phones; Leo taps to join a court.
Inês's Saturday padel sign-up, live: four courts filling with her friends, Nora editing, and a Join Court 3 button.

Ask your AI for an app, and it opens on every phone, only for the people you choose.

Works with Claude and Gemini.

Teach it once. Your whole team has it.

A drawing: Omar shows Par his three-step check for a new supplier, and the Par brain carries the same checklist to Mei's laptop, where her AI has it too.

Omar teaches Par how he checks a supplier, and it shows up in Mei's AI too.

Why make apps in Par.

Your app starts with what Par already knows, and it changes the moment you ask.

Par An app from the store A no-code app builder An AI app builder
What it starts with What Par already knows: your plans, your people, your numbers. Its own empty screens. You fill them in. Your tables, once you build or import them. What you describe, and the data you add.
To change it Ask in one message. The old version is kept. Wait for its maker's next update. Open the editor and change it yourself. Ask in its chat, then publish the new version.
Everyone sees it live Yes. Every open screen updates as it happens. Depends on the app. Often. Some update on a schedule. Only if it was built that way.
Who opens it Anyone with the link watches it live, no account. People you share it with use and change it too, with a Par account. Anyone who downloads it. People you share it with, or a public link. Anyone with the link, or a login you add.
Where it's all kept In Par's memory. Your other apps and the AIs you connect use it too. Inside that app. In the builder. Other tools reach it through the builder. Inside each app, kept apart.

Where the others win: a store app installs for anyone and can work offline, a no-code builder has years of templates and features, and an AI app builder can hand you the code to put online anywhere.

Compared by type of tool, checked on Oct 18, 2026.

Questions, answered

Do I need to code?

No. You describe the app to the AI you connected, and it writes, saves and changes it in Par.

Where do the apps run?

Inside Par, in the browser and on your phone. You don't put them online anywhere else.

Can I share one app without sharing my Par?

Yes. Ask your AI to share it with one person, to view or to edit. They see that app and nothing else, and you can take it back at any time. They need a Par account.

Does Par come with apps installed?

No. Your AI makes the apps you ask for, from what Par knows about you.

Ask for the first one.

Connect your AI to Par, tell it what you have going on this week, and ask for an app for it.

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