Using Apps

Use the apps you create and apps others share with you. Open an app from a link, sign in once, and start using it.

Apps, not subscriptions

Most AI tools ask you to manage a separate account and a separate subscription for every task. Anything App works the other way around: many focused apps live in one place, and you use all of them under a single subscription and a shared credit wallet.

That means you can move between a thumbnail generator, a meal planner, and a study-notes app without signing up for each one or stacking monthly fees. You only spend credits when you actually use an app's AI features.

The using flow

Using apps follows three simple steps:

1. Open an app you created or one someone shared with you.
2. Use it in any modern browser, with your own private data.
3. Install it to your phone if it becomes part of your routine.

You do not need to know how an app was built or write any prompts to use one. Building your own app is always optional.

Where to go next

• Use Use and install apps to open apps and add them to your phone.
• Use Subscription and credits to understand what you pay for and what consumes credits.
• Use Trust and safety to learn how your data stays private.
• Ready to build instead? Start with the Quickstart.