You build with AI. We put it online safely.

Put your AI-built app online, safely

You have built an app with AI, and it works. We check it, put it online under your own address and run it in Switzerland: with a database, backups and a team you can reach.

In a nutshell

“Putting your AI-built app online” is a saldiaServices offering for anyone who has built an app or a piece of software with an AI tool. Our team checks the app for the typical weak spots, sets up hosting, database and web address, and then runs it in Swiss data centres.

  • For apps you have built with Claude, ChatGPT or another AI tool
  • A check before launch: keys, access rights, login and backups
  • Run in Swiss data centres, your contract partner is saldia AG
  • Personal support in German and French
  • The code stays yours, and you keep building with AI

It runs in the browser. Is that enough for real customers?

AI tools build an app in minutes that looks good and works. What they often leave open only shows once real data and real users arrive.

Keys in the code

Credentials for the database or payment service sit openly in code that every visitor can read in the browser.

With us: Keys are kept protected on the server, not in the browser.

A database without a lock

Without proper access rules, a logged-in user can see or change everyone else’s data.

With us: We check the access rules before the app goes live.

No backups

If something breaks or someone deletes data, there is no earlier state to go back to.

With us: The database is backed up regularly.

Someone else’s address

The app runs under the AI tool’s address instead of your own, for example app.mycompany.ch.

With us: Your app runs under your own address, with SSL.

Nobody keeps it up to date

Servers, databases and building blocks need updates. Without them, gaps appear over time.

With us: We keep server and database up to date.

Nobody to ask

When the app is down, no publish button will help you. You need someone you can ask.

With us: A team that knows your app and that you can reach.

From prototype to safe operation

Three steps. You always know where your app stands.

Review and check

You show us your app and the code. We check the points where self-built apps fail most often and tell you openly what we find.

  • Keys and passwords out of the code
  • Access rights of the database
  • Login and roles
  • Handling of personal data

Put it online

We set up what your app needs and take it live under your own address.

  • Hosting that fits the app
  • Database, Supabase if you like
  • Your own address with encryption (SSL)
  • An orderly path for new versions

Run it

Your app runs with us in Switzerland. We take care of the environment, you take care of your idea.

  • Regular backups of the database
  • Updates for server and database
  • A team that knows your app
  • Further development with you on request

Claude, ChatGPT or another AI tool: it does not matter what you built it with

What counts is the code that came out of it. Most AI tools produce apps with React, Next.js, Node.js or Python and a PostgreSQL or Supabase database. That is exactly what we run. For anything else we take a look and tell you what is possible.

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Handover in a few minutes

Let your AI prepare the handover

Your AI knows your app best. With this prompt it writes a short handover report, and we can assess your app right away.

  1. 1 Copy the prompt
  2. 2 Paste it into Claude or ChatGPT, where you built the app
  3. 3 Paste the report into our form and send it
Send the report

The prompt does not ask for passwords or keys. Never send us such values through the form.

Prompt for Claude or ChatGPT
Create a handover report for the company saldia so that their team can assess my app and put it online. Rely only on what you know for certain about this project (code, files, our conversation). If you do not know something, write "unknown" and do not guess.

Important: do not output any passwords, keys or tokens. For settings and environment variables, give only the names, never the values.

Structure the report exactly like this:

1. What the app does (2 to 3 sentences, for non-experts)
2. Who uses it (for example customers, staff) and whether there is a login
3. Technology (programming language, framework, how to build and start it)
4. Data (which database, what data is stored, whether personal data is involved)
5. Third-party services (for example payments, email sending, AI interfaces)
6. Settings (only the names of the environment variables)
7. Where the app runs today and where the code is (for example GitHub, only in the AI tool, locally)
8. Known open issues (what does not work yet or seems uncertain to you)

Keep the report short: 3000 characters at most, without an introduction and without a closing remark.

The kind of apps we put online

A few examples of what you can build yourself with AI today, and what then needs a safe place to run.

Customer portal

Customers log in and see their orders, documents or invoices.

Booking and reservations

Appointments, courses or rooms that are booked online.

A tool for the team

Quote calculators, staff scheduling or checklists that used to live in Excel.

Members’ area

Protected content and administration for a club or a community.

Frequently asked questions

What does “putting an AI-built app online” mean?

You have built an app or a piece of software with an AI tool. We check it for the typical weak spots, set up hosting, database and your web address, take it live and then run it in Swiss data centres. The offering is part of saldiaServices.

Which AI tool does my app have to be built with?

It does not matter. What counts is the code that came out of it. Most AI tools produce apps with React, Next.js, Node.js or Python and a PostgreSQL or Supabase database, and that is exactly what we run. For other technologies we look at the code and tell you what is possible.

My app runs at the AI tool. Can I move it to you at all?

As a rule, yes. The common AI tools let you take the code into your own repository, and from there we run it. We set up database and login anew on our side and transfer your data. Features that the tool itself provides, for example built-in AI calls, have to be replaced or set up again. We clarify that during the check.

My app is already online through the publish button. Why switch?

For a prototype that is often enough. Once real customer data, logins or payments are involved, other things matter: your own address, checked access rights, backups, a contract partner in Switzerland and someone you can reach when there is a problem. That is what you get with us.

What is the easiest way to show you my app?

With the handover prompt on this page. You copy it into Claude or ChatGPT, where you built the app. The AI turns it into a short report: what the app does, which technology and database it uses and where it runs today. You paste the report into our form. The prompt does not ask for passwords or keys.

What do you check in my app?

The points where self-built apps fail most often: keys and passwords that sit openly in the code, the access rights of the database, login and roles, and how personal data is handled. You get honest feedback on what we found and what should be fixed before launch.

Do you guarantee that my app is secure afterwards?

Nobody can guarantee flawless code, and we do not promise that either. We check the known weak spots, fix or report what we find, and run your app in a maintained environment. What your app does functionally remains in your hands.

Can I keep building with AI afterwards?

Yes. The code belongs to you and stays in your repository. We set up operations so that new versions go online in an orderly way. If you get stuck with the AI, our team can continue the development with you on request.

Where is my data stored?

Your app and its database run in Swiss data centres, and your contract partner is saldia AG. If your app itself calls AI services or other third-party interfaces, those requests still go to the respective provider.

What does it cost?

That depends on your app: how large it is, what it needs and what we find during the check. You receive a quote from us before we start. Ongoing operation is priced by the hosting your app needs.

I have not built anything yet. Am I in the right place?

For a website, use saldiaBuild: you describe it in plain words and it is online right away. For your own app without any groundwork, our custom software offering is the right starting point. This page is for apps that already exist.

Show us what you have built

Tell us briefly what your app does and what you built it with. We will come back to you with an assessment and a quote.

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