One plan for all your apps.

Prices are in US dollars. foglet home is billed yearly and foglet hosted monthly, both through Stripe Checkout; we never see your card number. Checkout shows taxes and the exact recurring charge before you confirm. Invoices, receipts and payment methods live in Manage billing on your account page.

Yes. If foglet isn’t right for you, ask for a full refund within 14 days of your first payment, on either plan: email anywhoolabs@gmail.com from the address you signed in with. The refund goes back to your card through Stripe and the plan ends right away. After those 14 days you can cancel any time and keep access until the end of the period you paid for; see the terms.

We’re opening foglet hosted gradually to keep every workspace fast. Request access on this page with a few words about what you’d like to build, and we’ll email you an invitation with a link to start your plan. If you’re signed in when we approve you, the Start hosted button appears here and on your account page. foglet home is available to everyone now.

Yes. Open Manage billing on your account page and cancel in the Stripe billing portal. Your plan keeps working until the end of the period you paid for and then does not renew. When a hosted plan ends, your cloud keeps working for 14 days, then locks with an export link, and is deleted 30 days later; see the terms.

The first 25 foglet home licenses are sold at the Founders price of $499 / year. After that, new licenses are $999.99 / year. Reaching the cap never changes the price of an existing subscription.

Add-ons attach to a foglet hosted plan: an extra project, or an always-on project that never sleeps. Manage add-ons from your account or directly from your cloud: choose how many you want, see the prorated amount, and confirm. They’re billed monthly with your plan, and your cloud applies the change within a minute.

Every hosted project runs in its own isolated space: its own Postgres database, its own sandboxed app containers, and network rules that block traffic between customers. Hosted data is stored in the United States. Your AI provider and domain stay in your own accounts. On foglet home, everything stays on your hardware. Read the privacy policy for what we collect and why.

Nightly backups on the same server are included: each project’s database and stored files, kept one a day for 7 days and one a week for 4 weeks, and owners and admins can also back up on demand before a risky change. To recover, they restore a backup into a copy of the project from its settings, check the copy, then swap the copy in, with an undo; the original is never overwritten in place. These backups help undo mistakes. Off-site copies are not included, so a failure of that server can lose both a project and its backups: keep your own copies of data you need. Each workspace can be exported from your account page, and the terms explain what that means.

Yes, on both plans. AI is not included in the foglet price: the builder works through your own ChatGPT or Claude plan (sign in with it in Settings → AI), or your own API key, so OpenAI or Anthropic bill you for that usage directly. Your apps are published on your own domain. Neither is part of the foglet price.

The builder runs on OpenAI’s Codex or Anthropic’s Claude Code, signed in with your own account. Any ChatGPT plan that includes Codex works, including Free and Go, which have the smallest usage limits. For Claude you need Claude Pro, Max or Ultra: the free Claude plan does not include Claude Code. You can also use an OpenAI or Anthropic API key instead, billed by usage.

Your apps go live on a domain you own, like bakery.com, and that domain needs a free Cloudflare account. Your cloud walks you through creating one and moving the domain’s nameservers to Cloudflare where you bought the domain. The move can take up to 24 hours. Until then, you and your team try your apps in a private preview that only members of your workspace can open.