Your AI can already build you a tool right now. A calculator, a generator, a small utility that does one thing well. It usually dies when the conversation ends. Iduno keeps it running, gives it a link, and lets any AI, or none, find it again.
What actually happens today
Artifacts live inside the chat
Close the conversation and the thing your AI built you is buried in history, not a place of its own.
Files get dropped
Some AI tools clear what you uploaded or generated after a period of inactivity. Come back later, start over.
Sharing means a paid seat
Handing a working tool to a teammate often means putting them on the same paid plan, or exporting code someone now has to host.
How it works
Ask your AI to build it
Point Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot at Iduno over MCP and describe what you want in plain language.
It runs in a sealed sandbox
The tool is generated once, then runs entirely in the browser. No server call needed for it to work.
Get a permanent link
Open it from any device, hand it to a teammate, or let a different AI call it later. Closing the chat that made it changes nothing.
Claude Artifacts vs. app builders vs. a tool that just keeps running
| Feature | Claude Artifacts | Bolt / Lovable / Replit | Iduno |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps working after you close the chat | |||
| No hosting, domain, or server to maintain | |||
| Any AI assistant can build or call it, not just one | |||
| Shareable without everyone needing a paid seat | |||
| Free to keep running once it's built | |||
| Built for a five-minute utility, not a maintained product |
Frequently asked
Doesn't Claude already let you save Artifacts now?
Anthropic added a way to publish artifacts so Claude can host them. It only works from Claude, both people need a paid Team or Enterprise plan to share one properly, and unpublishing deletes the data for good. Iduno's version runs from any AI, stays free to run, and a plain browser reload doesn't lose it.
Is this the same thing as AI memory?
No. Memory is an assistant recalling facts or preferences across chats. This is about a tool your AI built you persisting as its own thing, independent of any conversation.
Is this like sharing agent skills or workflows?
No. Skill-sharing (Skillsync and similar) gives a coding agent the same instructions across different dev tools. That's the recipe. This is the finished, runnable dish itself, for someone who just wants to use it.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe what you want in plain language, your AI writes it, Iduno hosts it in a sandbox that can't reach anywhere it isn't supposed to.
What does it cost?
Running any published tool is free, no account needed. Building your own is free up to 3 a month; paid plans start at 249 SEK a month for unlimited building.
Which AI works best for building one of these?
Claude is the most reliable today at building. Most assistants, including ChatGPT and Copilot, can already run a tool once it exists.
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