Landingbay

The hosted place for bay.

One address for bay.

Sign up, get one address, tell your agent “use this.” From then on: save, see what's waiting, approve, undo.

You never keep anything running.

Get an addressWhat we hold, and what we never do

LandingbayStudio site

Waiting for you · 2

Claude Code · homepage

Waiting for you: look and decide.

The agent says: Added a dark-mode toggle and fixed the checkout button colour.

Look and decide

Codex · shop

Waiting for you: look and decide.

The agent says: Replaced the hero image with the new series and resized the thumbnails.

Look and decide

Everything else

Claude Code · about

Checking…

The agent says: Rewrote the about text in a warmer tone.

Codex · shop

Your agent is fixing it.

The agent says: Updated the site's libraries; one check failed, fixing it.

Claude Code · contact

Saved.

The agent says: Added a contact form that sends to your email.

Approved by you with Face IDUndo

Codex · shop

We're on it.

The agent says: Added prices to the shop page.

That's everything.

What you see on your phone. An example.

How it works

Three steps once. Then four words for as long as you like.

  1. Your address

    Pick a name. Your project lives at landingbay.io/<name>.

  2. Your keys

    Two passkeys. This phone approves. A second device keeps you safe if you lose this one.

  3. Connect your agents

    Tell your agent: use landingbay.io/<name>. Every agent you use can share it.

Then, every day

Save
Your agent saves a change. We check it on our machines, not yours.
Waiting
When a change needs you, it waits at the top. Nothing goes live meanwhile.
Approve
Look at the preview of that exact version, then say yes with your passkey.
Undo
Changed your mind? Undo it. We check the undo too, then ask you to look.

Five states, in plain words

Every change shows one of five sentences. Each one says whose move it is.

  • Checking…

    nobody's move
  • Waiting for you

    your move
  • Your agent is fixing it.

    your agent's move
  • Saved.

    nobody's move
  • We're on it.

    Landingbay's move

If we don't know, we say “We're on it.” Never “all good.”

Look before yes

Approve sits under the preview of the exact version you are approving. Never on a card, never in a list.

Approved. Saving now.

Recorded. Your agent sees it the next time it works on this.

Waiting for you

Claude Code · homepage

Waiting for you: look and decide.

The agent says: Added a dark-mode toggle and fixed the checkout button colour.

Checks: all passed

If you wait: nothing goes live, and your agent can keep working on other things.

Preview of this exact version

Preview made by Landingbay checks for this exact version.

ApproveNo, fix thisLater

The approval is yours. The landing is ours.

We keep the lights on. We never say yes for you.

  • Your yes is your passkey

    Every approval is signed by your own passkey. Landingbay holds no key that can approve for you.

  • We run the machine that saves

    Our machine puts each approved change into your project. If it ever saved one without your yes, anyone with a copy of your project could see it: each change carries the signature that approved it.

  • Your project is with us

    That is the trade for never running anything yourself. We say so plainly, and we tell you how to leave.

  • Your keys stay yours

    You add and remove the keys that may touch your project, ours included.

Your yes is your passkey. Landingbay can't approve for you.

Take everything with you.

One download holds your project, its full history with every approval, and every file you added.

Your project opens with any Git tool. bay runs it on your own machines for free.

Landingbay is where bay lands.

bay is the open tool underneath: free, MIT licensed, no server, no telemetry. Landingbay is a separate company that runs it for you, so your laptop doesn't have to.

bay is at getbay.io

Get an address

Landingbay starts with a small trial. We set up each address by hand, for one team at a time.

The first addresses are spoken for. More open after the trial.