Cursor, private by default
You built it in Cursor. It has to stay behind company login.
Croft is private hosting for the internal app you just vibe-coded. Your own server, one login for your people, SSO and access control already on. Point Cursor at your croft and deploy. Not a public site.
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What you'd build
The apps a spreadsheet was never quite right for.
The platform
Cursor writes the app. Croft keeps it private.
Cursor is where you build. Croft is where the app lives once it has to be real: private, signed-in, backed up, and yours. The parts a public deploy skips are the platform, not a weekend of wiring.
Company login sits in front
Every app is behind your login before its code runs. An app on Croft cannot ship a broken login page, because it does not contain one. SSO and passkeys are the platform.
You decide who sees what
Share the roster with the crew. Keep the takings to yourself. Access is yours to set, app by app. Someone leaves? Remove them once and they are out of everything.
Your server, not a public URL
The app runs on a private server with your name on it. It is not a Vercel preview anyone can guess. HTTPS, backups, and rollbacks are handled.
Cursor deploys over MCP
Add Croft to Cursor, sign in, and the agent can create the app, write files, and deploy. You keep using the editor you already live in.
Roll back in one click
An update from the agent not quite right? Put the app back the way it was. Every deploy is reversible.
Start from a template if you want
Install a roster, stocktake, or quotes app, then customize it in Cursor. Same private hosting either way.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
I built an app in Cursor. Where should it live if it has to stay private?
Croft. Point Cursor at your croft over MCP, and the app deploys to your own private server. Every app sits behind your company login before a line of its code runs. Vercel is for public sites. Croft is for the internal ones.
Is this the same as putting it on Vercel?
No. Vercel is built for public-facing apps. Croft is built for internal apps: one login for the people you invite, SSO and passkeys, and access you set app by app. You do not assemble auth, a database, and hosting yourself.
Do I have to be in IT?
No. Croft is for the person who knows the work - roster, stocktake, quotes - and can now build the app in Cursor. You connect Cursor once, then you chat. Security, backups, and rollbacks are the platform’s job.
How does Cursor talk to Croft?
Over MCP. Add the Croft server in Cursor (one click), sign in, and the agent can create apps, write files, and deploy to your croft. Setup lives on the Connect Cursor page.
Can I start from a template instead of a blank app?
Yes. Install a template into your croft, then customize it in Cursor the same way you would anything else. The template marketplace is the fastest first run.
How much does it cost?
Solo from $24/month on annual billing, Team $99/month on annual. 7-day free trial, no card to start.
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