Cloche is a software platform that gives organizations one governed place to deploy, share and manage the apps, skills and agents employees create with AI assistants. Employees keep building in the AI tool they already use, including Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Cursor, Claude Code and Codex, and connect Cloche to it once through a browser sign-in. When an app works, the assistant publishes it to Cloche, where it runs independently of the AI tool and its subscription. Each app receives its own address and a full version history. Owners choose who can open each app: named individuals, anyone who signs up, anyone with a share link, or the public, and restricted apps require sign-in. Every app has its own data store whose lists are either shared by all users or private to each signed-in person, and data an app reads from other business tools follows each viewer's existing permissions in those tools. Owners can update, roll back, expire or retire published apps without disrupting users, and the organization can discover and reuse what colleagues have already published. Higher tiers add company sign-in with Google and Microsoft, a company-wide catalog, ownership handover when a creator leaves, admin controls to disable any tool, audit logs, optional approval before publishing, and deployment to the customer's own storage. Pricing is based on the number of live tools rather than users, with unlimited viewers on every plan.
