What is Glaze?
Prompt your way to a native Mac desktop app.
Who is Glaze best for?
Glaze is best for Mac users who want small personal or team desktop apps built by describing them, without code.
Personal Mac utilities
Trackers, planners and menu bar helpers run on your own machine, open fast and keep working offline.
Internal tools for small teams
A private Team Store, free during the beta, lets you hand teammates apps built around your own files and processes, and they need no paid plan to run them.
Claude subscribers
Connecting an existing Claude subscription lets you build without spending Glaze credits, so the free plan goes a long way.
Developers who want a head start
Every app's source sits in a normal folder, so you can keep working on it in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any editor.
How much does Glaze cost?
Glaze is free to use with your own Claude subscription and a one-time pack of 50 credits, and Glaze Pro costs $10 a month for 100 credits a month and Glaze's stronger models.
- Build on your own Claude subscription, unlimited on Glaze's side during the beta
- 50 one-time welcome credits for Glaze Fast models
- Install apps and publish to the public Glaze Store
- 100 Glaze credits a month, unused credits carry over one month
- Glaze Smart models and credit top-ups with no platform fee
- Unlisted publishing, Creator Hub analytics, remixing can be turned off
Team, a private store for sharing apps inside a company, is free during the beta and works with both Free and Pro; each member builds on their own plan. Extra credits can be bought on any plan at Glaze's token cost plus a small platform fee, which Pro waives, and bought credits last 3 months. Credits are not refundable, and running out only pauses building, not the apps you already have. Glaze needs an Apple Silicon Mac running macOS Tahoe. Full pricing on glaze.app. We checked these prices on .
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Questions about Glaze
What is Glaze?
Prompt your way to a native Mac desktop app.
Who is Glaze for?
Glaze is best for Mac users who want small personal or team desktop apps built by describing them, without code.
Is Glaze free?
Yes. Glaze has a free plan: build on your own Claude subscription, unlimited on Glaze's side during the beta.
How much does Glaze cost?
Glaze's paid plans are Pro at $10 per month.
Where can I try Glaze?
On its official website, glaze.app.
Can I use my Claude subscription with Glaze?
Yes. Sign in with the Claude CLI and connect it to Glaze, and your Claude models show up in Glaze's model picker. Builds on your own subscription use no Glaze credits and are unlimited on Glaze's side during the beta, though Claude's own usage limits still apply.
Does Glaze work on Windows or Intel Macs?
No. Glaze needs a Mac with Apple Silicon running macOS Tahoe, and Windows and Linux versions are only planned. The apps you build run locally on that Mac, so they can use your files and keep working without an internet connection.
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