How do you share an app you made with AI with your team?
Why sharing is harder than it looks
An app that works for one person in a chat is not yet an app for a group. As soon as two people use it, you need to know who is who, what each one can do and where the shared information lives.
- Identity: who is signed in.
- Permissions: who can approve, edit or only read.
- Shared data: one source of truth for everyone.
- Privacy: only invited people get in.
How it works with Bunbird
Every app comes with sign-in and invites, and you decide who can open it and what they can do. You share the link, people sign in, and each one sees what their role allows. A manager approves, the team requests; a teacher edits, colleagues book.
Only invited people get in, and inviting someone to one app gives them access to that app only.
Who you can share with
Anyone: your team, other departments, clients, your family, your club. They use the app from the browser like any other website, without installing anything and without touching AI.
