Questions, answered.

An app that keeps the single-file HTML apps your AI makes you, and runs them like real apps on your phone, each with its own icon.

Not at all. Ask your AI for "a single HTML file", save or share it to Sanduq, and you're done.

Any of them. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and others all make HTML files. So do people. If it is HTML, Sanduq can run it.

If it opens in a browser on its own, it runs in Sanduq: calculators, games, trackers, flashcards, timers, dashboards. Files can be up to 5 MB.

Yes. Once an app is in, it runs without a signal. Fonts or libraries it borrows from the web can be downloaded once during import. Link apps are the exception: they need a connection.

Not until you allow a specific website. The first time an app tries, Sanduq asks you, and blocked is the default.

On your phone. Cloud backup will come later with Pro, and it will be off until you turn it on.

No. We never see what you import.

Yes. Sanduq is free while it is in testing.

Pro comes later, with cloud backup and more, such as loading website artifacts. There is nothing to buy today.

Some AI tools publish what they make as a web link. Loading those into your library so they live alongside your other apps is planned for Pro, which comes later.

Android is in closed testing now, and iPhone comes later. Join the waitlist and we will email you once it is ready for your phone.

A shelf of apps other people have made and shared, ready to add to your box. It opens after launch.