Softkiln takes the app you made and turns it into a real product you can hand to clients.

Checks engineering documents against safety standards, and points at the exact clause behind every finding.
Customer documents stay in Europe, backed up around the clock.

Turns scattered health measurements into one score and a plan a member can follow.
Health data — the kind you have to get right — under EU rules from day one.

Lets people own a share of a rented building from a hundred dollars up.
Money is involved, so no release ships with a password left in it.

A yoga studio in Oppdal: timetable, prices, and the class you’re booked into.
One person runs the studio. Nobody runs a server.

Listens to a physio’s consultation and writes the clinical note — transcription, journal entry and reports, ready to review.
Clinical notes are health data — the app and its backups stay in Europe.

Builds training programmes from a library of exercises — sets, reps and progression, sent to the client as a plan.
Plans go out to real clients: publish a new version in a minute, put the old one back as fast.

Keeps a practice’s client follow-up in one place — protocols, progress, and the emails that go out.
Sign-in, roles and backups came with the platform, not from code.
Right now your app probably has one copy of its data — the live one — passwords sitting in code your visitors can read, and nobody watching it at 3 a.m. AI tools are good at building. They do nothing about what comes after.
Each one is a weekend of setup and a vendor to manage. They are on from the moment your app exists.
A release that would leak a password doesn't ship — you're told which line.
Tested by putting them back, so a bad afternoon costs you one click, not your data.
The models inside your app serve you alone. Nothing your clients type trains anything, or leaves the EU.
A proper sign-in page, roles, two-step. None of it is code you maintain.
A status page you can send clients. You hear about problems before they do.
The address with the padlock, renewed for you. A private copy to try things in, a live one clients see, and a publish you can put back in a minute.
Point any MCP client at the endpoint below. A browser window opens to sign in — your account is created on first connect. No token to copy.
Run this in a terminal, then /mcp inside Claude Code to finish the browser sign-in. Add -s user to use it in every project. Or skip it and install the plugin instead — it configures the server for you and adds the deploy and go-live skills.
claude mcp add --transport http softkiln https://softkiln.com/mcp/
/plugin marketplace add softstars-as/softkiln-plugin /plugin install softkiln@softkiln
Token-based (no browser login yet): Cline, Roo Code, Windsurf — paste a token from Settings → MCP.
Not yet supported: the Gemini app, Meta AI, and JetBrains AI Assistant.
Full setup for every client →
Yes — apps from Lovable, Bolt, Replit and other AI tools are exactly what Softkiln runs. Bring the app; the servers, address and backups are ready for it.
No. The trial covers everything, on up to 3 apps.
No. Running the technical side is the product.
In the EU — the app and its backups, with privacy-friendly settings from the start.
Taken around the clock, stored encrypted, and each one is tested by restoring it. Putting your data back is one click.