Moldable

Moldable provides a platform to create personal software on a Mac, change it by asking in conversation, and view it on iPhone, with a focus on keeping software local and private. Apps run on the Mac and connect across bots, while user data remains under the user’s control. The product emphasizes staying local, with optional cloud connections like Relay and Drive, and avoiding accounts or telemetry if desired.

Users can install focused software in one click, reshape interfaces or workflows through conversation, and describe missing tools for Moldable to build. The solution enables a path from idea to usable software and aims to keep data in the user’s environment, balancing local execution with optional integrations for broader functionality.

Moldable supports a variety of app types and domains, including productivity, developer tools, education, graphics, utilities, and more, with examples such as data dashboards, calendars, code editors, and interactive pages. It also highlights a workflow where a user can describe what they want, Moldable builds it, and shares a link for others to explore and continue from where they left off.

Moldable presents a multi-device experience, where changes and apps are available across Mac and iPhone environments, with an emphasis on offline availability and local-first design. The platform mentions free app sources on GitHub, and the ability to run bots, use a workspace browser, plugins, and skills to extend what a bot can do.

Use cases

• Create a personal to-do list app with priorities and filters
• Build a notes app with rich text editing