Cooking up apps with AI? Serve them to the people you made them for, and no one else. Your web apps run on your own computer, stay off the public internet and open on your phone, behind Face ID or your fingerprint. Open source: the phone apps for iPhone and Android, plus a connector whose MCP server lets your agent publish.
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Ovenlight is an MCP server that cooking up apps with AI? Serve them to the people you made them for, and no one else. Your web apps run on your own computer, stay off the public internet and open on your phone, behind Face ID or your fingerprint. Open source: the phone apps for iPhone and Android, plus a connector whose MCP server lets your agent publish. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio and sse, requires no API key, and scores 40/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
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Cooking up apps with AI? Serve them to the people you made them for, and no one else.
Your web apps run on your own computer, stay off the public internet and open on your phone, behind Face ID or your fingerprint.

Got an invite? Install Ovenlight, then open your invite link again. Here's
what the person who invited you sees.
Get started · With your coding agent · Share an app · Security · ovenlight.app
Watch how it works in 85 seconds on ovenlight.app
I've seen people use coding agents to build incredible things that make life better and work easier. Maybe yours is a small web app for your family, your garden or your book club. I made Ovenlight so you'd have an easy way to share it with the people who'd benefit. It puts the app on your phone and on the phone of anyone you invite, and it opens wherever the phone is online, at home or away.
Your computer is the server. The app and its data stay on it and off the public internet, and your apps open while it's on and awake. It can be your laptop or a computer at home that stays on. If you can't keep one at home, a server you rent works too. You install Ovenlight's connector on it and sign up for a Tailscale account, which is free for personal use. The people you share with only install Ovenlight on their phone. They don't need a computer, the connector or a Tailscale account.
Once your computer is set up and your agent connected, ask it to put the app on your phone:
You: Make a chore chart for the kids and put it on my phone.
Your agent reads Ovenlight's building guide, builds Chore Chart on your computer, publishes it and checks it.
Your agent: Chore Chart is ready. It will show up in Ovenlight on your phone once you sign in with your Tailscale account at this link:
https://login.tailscale.com/a/…You: Can