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Inhaus vs. Bolt.new: Which is the
Best Home for Internal Tools?

Get more than an app online. Inhaus gives the tools your team builds with AI your company login, simple sharing, a security check and one view for IT, without anyone learning hosting.

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Why is Inhaus the Best Bolt.new Alternative for Internal Tools?

Bolt.new builds full-stack apps from a prompt right in the browser and can host them with one click. It is a fast way to prototype. Bolt hosting is designed for apps on a public link. Putting an app behind your company login, sharing it with named colleagues and seeing who opened it are things you would have to build yourself.

Discover the benefits of choosing Inhaus over Bolt.new:

  • Built in
  • Partly, with setup or a higher plan
  • Not built in
Inhaus compared with Bolt.new
FeatureInhausBolt.new
Who you pay forBuilders only, viewers freePublic link, anyone can open
Where the app gets builtYes: Any AI tool: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and morePartly: Inside Bolt only
Deploy and share from your AI chatYes: One sentence in the chat you already usePartly: Bolt's own chat
Your company Google or Microsoft login on every appYes: Built in on every company appNo: Build your own sign-in
People you share with stay freeYes: Viewers are always free, no Inhaus accountYes: Public link, anyone can open
Share each app with people, groups or the whole companyYes: Viewer or Editor, per app, like a Google DocNo: Public link
Security check before an app is sharedYes: Every deploy, with a fix prompt for your AINo: Not before sharing
One admin view of every app and who opened itYes: Every app, owner, share and open in one logNo: Not built in
A company directory to find and copy appsYes: Built inNo: None
Works for people who do not codeYes: Paste one URL into your AI toolYes: No setup inside Bolt

Inhaus vs Bolt.new: Pricing & Plans

With Inhaus you pay for the people who build apps, never for the colleagues who open them. Company login, sharing and the security check are in the Company plan, not an add-on.

Why pay for every viewer to keep an internal tool private? Share it with the whole company for the same price.

Bolt.new

To keep an internal app private you need

  • Every app built in Bolt
  • Your own sign-in code for private apps
  • Your own list of who can open what
  • Your own logging for IT

Check Bolt.new's pricing page for current prices.

Inhaus Company

$20per builder / month
$18 billed yearly

  • Viewers always free
  • Company Google or Microsoft login
  • Security check on every deploy
  • Company directory and admin log
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Inhaus: A Safer Bolt.new Alternative for Internal Tools

Inhaus

  • Your company login on every app

    Each app opens only after people sign in with their company Google or Microsoft account. No passwords to share or reset.

  • Built from any AI tool

    Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Lovable or anything else. Say "put this live" and the app is deployed from the chat.

  • Checked before it is shared

    Every deploy is scanned for keys in code, unknown websites and risky packages, with a fix prompt for your AI.

  • Viewers are always free

    Share with a person, a team or the whole company. You pay for builders, never for the people who use the apps.

Bolt.new

  • Public by default

    Bolt hosting puts apps on a public link. Anyone who has the link can open the app.

  • Sign-in is your job

    Putting an app behind your company login means building and maintaining sign-in yourself.

  • No sharing model

    There is no way to share one app with named colleagues or a team with roles.

  • Nothing for IT

    There is no admin view of apps, owners and who opened what.

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Why Teams Move Internal Tools from Bolt.new to Inhaus

01

Safe by default

Company login, not passwords

Every app sits behind your company Google or Microsoft login. When someone leaves, their access ends with their company account, with nothing to rotate.

A security check on every deploy

Before an app is shared, Inhaus looks for keys left in the code, data sent to websites your admin has not allowed and packages with known issues. It hands your AI a prompt to fix them.

Apps only talk to approved websites

Admins choose which outside websites apps may send data to, so a quick tool cannot quietly leak company data.

02

Sharing that works like a Google Doc

People, groups or the whole company

Share each app with exactly who needs it, as Viewer or Editor, from the chat or the dashboard.

A company directory

Everyone sees the apps they can open in one place, and can copy a colleague's tool for their own team.

No accounts for viewers

Colleagues open apps with the company account they already have. They never need an Inhaus seat.

03

One view for IT

Every app in one list

Admins see every app, its owner, who it is shared with and what it connects to.

A full access log

Every open, share and deploy is recorded, including actions taken from an AI tool.

Clean handover

When someone leaves, an admin moves their apps to a new owner in a click. Versions and rollback are built in.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is Inhaus a good Bolt.new alternative?

For internal tools, yes. Bolt.new builds full-stack apps from a prompt right in the browser and can host them with one click. It is a fast way to prototype. Inhaus is built for the step after the AI writes an app: company login, sharing, a security check and one view for IT.

Can I keep using Bolt.new?

Yes. Keep Bolt.new if you are prototyping, or the app is meant for the public anyway. Use Inhaus for the internal tools your team builds with AI.

How do I move an app from Bolt.new to Inhaus?

Add the Inhaus connector to your AI tool, open the app's code in that tool and say "put this live and share it with my team". Inhaus deploys it behind your company login.

Ready to Give Your Tools a Safer Home than Bolt.new?

Connect Inhaus to your AI tool in under two minutes. Viewers are always free.