The link is the easy part
Once the app is online it has an address, and an address is just a link. Text it, paste it in the group chat, put it on the fridge. What makes an app usable by other people is what happens after they tap it: they need to get in, and what they add needs to stay.
Getting in
Every app on Tiniest Cloud has a sign-in in front of it. Your friends choose an email link, their Google account, or a fingerprint on a phone that supports it. You never make accounts for anyone and nobody keeps a password. You decide who gets in: invite people by email, or open the door to anyone with the link.
Their things, kept
Whatever people type into the app is saved, and by default each person sees only their own. Flip one switch and the app is shared instead, so everyone sees the same list, or team, so a group works on it together. Add something on one phone and it is on the others before you look up.
How to do it
Connect your agent once (the start page shows how, for each tool). Then, in the chat where you built the app:
Put this on Tiniest Cloud and let anyone with the link in.
Your agent puts it online and gives you the address. That is the link you send.
Do my friends pay?
No. The people who use an app never pay for anything. Only the person who put it online has a plan, and the free plan covers five live apps, forever.
