Higgsfield Apps are full working web apps built from a single prompt inside Supercomputer, with Higgsfield's generative models wired in automatically. Describe the app in the chat, pick a starting layout, and the agent builds the design, code, database, and sign-in for you. Publish it to its own subdomain in one click and share the link. People who use your app sign in with their own Higgsfield accounts and generate on their own credits, so their usage costs you nothing.
What is an app?
An app is a product built on Higgsfield that generates content for its users: an AI photobooth, an anime filter, a "see your future self" tool. Its users sign in with their Higgsfield account and generate images, video, or audio through Higgsfield's models, right inside the app you made.
This is different from the other things Supercomputer can build. If you want a standalone site with no generation, or a browser game, those are separate workflows. See How do I use Supercomputer? This article is about apps: products that generate.
How do I create my app?
Open https://higgsfield.ai/ → Supercomputer and describe the app in plain language: one sentence is enough, like "an app that turns a selfie into a 90s yearbook photo."
Choose a starting layout. The agent scaffolds your app from one of three templates, and you can let it pick or choose yourself:
Template | Layout | Best for |
|---|---|---|
App detail | A single-tool landing page: a two-column generator with "how it works" steps | One focused tool, the simplest app |
Preset | A "pick a style, then generate" grid with a creation rail and a History tab | Style-driven tools with many looks |
Studio | A full creative workspace: projects sidebar, floating prompt dock, generations feed | Multi-project generation tools |
Answer the agent's follow-up questions, including whether you want to publish it to the community feed when it's ready. The agent fills in the rest: design, code, database, and the generative models.
Ask for changes in the same chat, like "make it dark" or "add a gallery," and the agent updates the app and ships a fresh version.
Publish when it's ready. The cover, icon, and description are generated automatically, and everything stays editable.
How do generative features work inside my app?
The agent wires Higgsfield's models into the app for you: image, video, and audio generation, with no API keys or integration code to write. When someone uses your published app, they sign in with their own Higgsfield account, and their generations are billed to their credits, not yours.
What happens after I publish?
Your app goes live at its own subdomain and runs on its own. Published apps can be listed in the community Explore feed, where other users can find and remix them, or you can keep the app unlisted by not publishing it to the feed. Building the app spends your own credits (the text steps plus any image or video generations the build includes); once it's live, the people who use it generate on their own credits.
Can I work with the app's code and data directly?
Yes, Apps are developer-friendly under the hood. The app is a real React app running on a single server, with a database and file storage available. You can get direct git access to the repository and edit the code yourself, inspect the app's database in read-only mode, store secrets such as API keys and tokens as environment variables, and rename the app's subdomain.
Can I create apps from Claude or another agent?
Yes. The same builder is available through Higgsfield MCP, so you can create, edit, deploy, and publish apps straight from Claude or another MCP-compatible agent. See How do I connect Higgsfield to Claude?