Anthropic has rolled out a new feature in its Claude AI app that lets anyone build and share AI-powered apps.
When someone runs your Claude-powered app, it uses their own Claude subscription, not yours.
This new feature is available in beta to all Claude users, including those on the Free, Pro and Max plans.
Anthropic has rolled out a new feature in its Claude AI app that lets anyone build and share AI-powered apps, and the interesting thing is that you don’t need any coding skills. Whether you’re a developer or just someone with a creative idea, you can now create interactive apps simply by telling Claude what you want.
Survey“Claude can now create artifacts that interact with Claude through an API— turning these artifacts into AI-powered apps, where the economics actually work for sharing,” Anthropic explained in its announcement.
You don’t pay for others to use your app. When someone runs your Claude-powered app, it uses their own Claude subscription, not yours. Plus, there’s no need to manage API keys.
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Early users have already used interactive artifacts to built:
- AI-powered games with characters that remember conversations and adapt to choices.
- Learning tools that adjust to each user’s skill level.
- Writing assistants for creative and technical projects.
- Agent workflows that coordinate multiple Claude interactions to handle complex tasks.
To start building, users just describe their app idea, and Claude writes the code. “As you work together, Claude can debug and improve its own code based on your feedback,” Antropic said. Once the app is ready, you can share it instantly via a link with no deployment steps required.
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Right now, there are a few limitations: you can’t call external APIs, save data permanently, or go beyond text-based outputs.
This new Claude AI feature is available in beta to all Claude users, including those on the Free, Pro and Max plans.
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