Croft published a guide on October 2, 2026 describing how teams can host an AI-built shift roster as a private app on its platform, giving managers and staff one URL with shared shifts, company login,…
Croft published a guide on September 30, 2026 describing how teams can host an AI-built hiring tracker as a private app on its platform, giving recruiters and hiring managers one URL with shared candi…
Croft published a September 28, 2026 guide recommending that teams share an AI-built sales tracker by hosting it as a private app on Croft rather than emailing HTML exports or publishing it to a publi…
Croft published a step-by-step guide on September 28, 2026 explaining how to connect Grok Build to Croft over MCP at the URL https://mcp.oncroft.net and deploy private team apps with a database and co…
Croft launched built-in application performance monitoring (APM) for every app on its platform on September 22, 2026, adding response time breakdowns, error grouping, 7 days of logs, alerts, and three…
DigitalOcean launched Managed Agents in public preview in September 2026, combining Harness Runtime for coding harnesses in Firecracker microVMs with Action Gateway, a managed MCP endpoint offering go…
Croft published a September 18, 2026 guide by Rich Chetwynd on hosting a Claude-built financial model as a private team app, letting colleagues open a shared URL and work against shared saved numbers …
Croft published a guide on September 17, 2026 describing how to deploy a Cursor-built internal app privately by connecting Cursor to Croft over MCP, deploying to a private server, and inviting colleag…
Croft published a September 12, 2026 guide arguing that Claude artifacts cannot be shared with a team as-is and must be deployed to a private hosted server with sign-in and a database. Croft prices th…
Croft, an opinionated hosting platform for AI-built internal apps, positions itself as the answer for teams that need private deployment rather than public URLs, offering a private server, company log…
Croft launched a platform that gives every app a real SQLite database on a private server, arguing that durable facts such as rosters, stocktakes and signed quotes belong in an app's database rather t…
Croft published a blog post on September 5, 2026 arguing that a single AI assistant with tools and loadable skills outperforms a swarm of specialist subagents for building internal apps, citing Claude…
WebMCP, a proposed browser standard incubated at the W3C by Google's Chrome team and Microsoft's Edge team, lets websites expose structured tools that AI agents call directly instead of screen-scrapin…
Croft founder Rich Chetwynd published an August 26, 2026 guide arguing that AI-built apps should be developed incrementally rather than from one large prompt. The guide recommends starting with the sm…