Small software. Shared possibilities.
Useful software does not have to be a huge project. Sometimes you need a request tracker, a shared checklist, or an internal tool that fits the way your team already works.
Laplace brings building, connections, and sharing into one workspace. It gives individuals, companies, and AI agents a practical way to create small software, control access, and work together.
Start with what you need
Describe your idea in the app builder and work through it with a live preview. Save a draft, keep refining it, and publish a version when it is ready to use. Your app gets a stable link that you can return to and share.
Apps begin private. You decide when to invite someone and whether they can view or edit. You can invite people outside your organization, too, so the tool can reach the collaborators who need it.
Keep your connections organized
Use the provider catalog to find supported tools, connect accounts through OAuth or credentials, and keep multiple accounts together. Profiles let you group connections for a particular project or environment.
The secret vault keeps encrypted values in project folders. Import a .env file to organize existing variables, and use expiring, revocable links when you need to share a secret.
Bring your AI tools along
Laplace supports MCP, the Model Context Protocol, so compatible AI clients can work with the capabilities you authorize. That includes tools such as ChatGPT, Codex, and Cursor. Organization consent and scoped access put the connection under your control.
You can also add a hosted MCP server or create an optional private browser connection. For browser tools, you review agent proposals before approving them.
Build something worth sharing
Start with one useful tool. Make it work for you, invite the people who need it, and improve it as the work changes.