Simple Apps. One File.
A whole app in one local HTML file. Anyone can make one, because it's just HTML.
A file you own
One file, start to finish
Email it, back it up, drop it in any folder. No account, no cloud, no app store. The file is the whole app, and it belongs to you.
Your changes stick
Jot a note, check a box, drag things around. It saves itself right back into the file. Reopen it next week and it's exactly as you left it.
Quiet and private
It runs entirely on your computer. No sign-up, no tracking, nothing leaves your machine. It even works on a plane.
How it works
One small, free app. One time.
Any .htmlclay file opens in its own clean window. No browser tabs, no clutter.
Type, edit, organize. It saves automatically, back into the same file.
It's just a web page
Rename it .html and it opens in any browser. HTML Clay only adds one thing: the ability for the page to save your edits back into the file.
What people make
- Home
- Ideas
- Reading
What I did today
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Rent | |
| Groceries | |
| Coffee | |
| Internet | |
| Total |
- Pancakes
- Guacamole
- Spaghetti
Pick a recipe.
- Dune
- The Hobbit
- Project Hail Mary
- Sapiens
Move the paddle with your mouse, drag, or arrow keys.
Is it safe?
As safe as a web page. It runs in your browser's sandbox and the only file it can change is its own. The one real risk is the same anywhere online: be cautious if a page asks you to download and run a separate program.
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The simplest way to make and run software.