About AXHub
See at a glance what AxHub is, what it can do, and where to start.
AxHub is where you build, publish, and run the apps your company uses. Putting an app on the internet so other people can use it is called a deploy — and on AxHub it takes a single button click or a single sentence.
Just push your code to a GitHub repository and AxHub turns it into a running app on its own. Each app gets its own address, and coworkers sign in once with their company account to use any number of apps.
You don't need to set up servers or know anything about infrastructure. You can even connect the database your company already uses and pull its data straight into your app.
What you can do
- Create apps — pick a template and everything from creating the repository that holds your code to the first deploy happens in one go.
- Deploy — a new deploy runs every time you push code. Watch its progress and logs, cancel midway, or roll back to a previous version.
- Work with data — create tables without writing code, then read and write them from your app.
- Connect company data with a connector — link the database your company uses to your app with a connector and use its data directly.
- Visibility and access — decide who can see the app across four levels (only me / invited / everyone / internet), and publish it through review.
- Sign-in built in — when users sign in with their company account, your app receives who they are through headers. You never have to build login yourself.
Three ways to use it
You can do the same work in three ways. Feel free to mix them.
- Web console — click through in your browser. Everything from creating apps to viewing data and managing visibility happens on screen.
- Terminal (CLI) — a tool where you type commands that start with
axhub. A command-line tool like this is called a CLI. It's great when you want automation or fine-grained control. - AI tools — install the axhub plugin in an AI tool like Claude Code and just say things like "deploy this app". If you're new, this is the fastest way in.
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Your first app
Add AxHub features
Operating apps
Visibility & access
Company administration
Using AI tools
When stuck
New here? Read in this order
Deploy your first app with Quickstart, pick up whichever method suits you — web console, Claude app, or terminal — in Build and deploy your app, then grow your app by adding data, files, and signed-in users starting from Install the SDK.
If you run into an unfamiliar word while reading, look it up in the Glossary. How to read deploy status and logs is in Managing deploys, and the visibility levels plus what it takes for an app to become "live" are in Visibility and access.