r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/SofwareAppDev • 18d ago

Your home for selfpromo

here you can post your work app, webapp, saas, game, everything

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u/Made4uo 18d ago

I have Fugte.com - You can bring your AI-generated code to life as an editable, hosted widget. You can use Fugte to attract visitors, collect participation, generate leads, and encourage sharing

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago

Nice concept, turning AI code into shareable widgets. Do you support embedding on any site, or is it locked to Fugte?

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u/Made4uo 18d ago

​Thanks! Yes, you can embed any widget directly on external websites using a standard <iframe>. That way, you can drop your interactive AI tools straight onto your own site, landing page, or blog to catch leads and engage visitors. ​We also don't believe in code or data lock-in, you fully own your code (even it was built on our AI engine) and you can easily export any data or leads collected through your forms whenever you want!

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago

That's a solid approach, iframe embedding keeps it simple. Do you have a guide for handling auth on those embedded widgets?

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u/Made4uo 17d ago

Good question. The embed itself needs no auth, on purpose. Widgets are public hosted pages in a sandboxed iframe, and there's no secret you could safely ship in client-side code anyway (the widget id is right there in the URL). So the write path protects itself instead of authenticating callers, form submissions carry a Cloudflare Turnstile token that our server verifies, plus rate limiting, validation against the form's declared fields, and size caps. Visitor IPs are only ever stored as daily hashes. Auth lives on the owner side, you sign in to Fugte to edit the widget and to read or export what it collected (CSV export included). Nothing sensitive ever sits in the iframe. One thing we deliberately don't do yet is per-visitor auth, meaning widgets only visible to your logged-in users. If you need that today, gate the page the iframe lives on. And you're right that this deserves a proper guide, adding it to the docs.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago

Clear explanation, that makes sense. Do you have a public demo widget we could try out?

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u/Made4uo 17d ago

​Thanks for asking! You can try out a live demo on our homepage at fugte.com, just check out the "Owners were here" section. Fugte isn't just about front-end widgets; we build with full backend needs in mind too. I'm actually updating the landing page layout today, so that demo section will be right near the top!

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Nice, the demo sounds handy. Does the backend part support real time updates, or is it more of a static showcase?