MENLO

Share your iPhone app. Let anyone try it.

npm i -g menloapp
menloapp deploy

Run it in your app’s public GitHub repository. You get a live link: https://menloapp.lol/your-app.

The page has your app’s icon, name, subtitle, creator, screenshots, preview and description. Share the link. Later GitHub pushes update the same app page.

To try an app:

menloapp try https://menloapp.lol/hello-menlo

Your Mac builds the app with Xcode and your Apple signing identity, then delivers it to your paired iPhone. You review the source before running its build.

Discover apps · Hello MENLO

Your app page

Keep the public metadata and media in menloapp/. Deploy creates app.json if needed and fills in githubRepo and menloLink automatically. You can supply an icon, up to three screenshots, a website, and an optional CAIP-19 token address. The preview appears first in the gallery.

With Codex and the Simulator capture tools installed, deploy can create an automatic preview: it builds the committed app in a fresh Simulator, explores it, and records real interactions. See the CLI guide for the metadata format and one-time setup.

You can also add MENLO to a project with npm install menloapp and run npx menloapp deploy.

Development

The website lives in website/, the npm CLI in packages/cli/, and the Mac build and delivery runtime in cli/, engine/, and macos/.

Read AGENTS.md before changing the project. The launch runbook covers production operation; STATE.md records verified behavior and remaining work.