TeamOnly

TeamOnly targets a narrow but growing problem: people who can now build useful internal tools with AI assistants but lack a simple, secure way to share them with colleagues. Instead of configuring servers, auth providers, and databases separately, the service packages these into a single hosting product aimed at workplace use.

The core workflow is a CLI command, npx teamonly deploy, which publishes the tool to a private subdomain. Sign-in is limited to company email accounts through Google or Microsoft, or a one-time code sent to a work address, so outsiders cannot open the link. A database is included, and the platform handles the security layer so users do not write authentication code themselves.

It is designed for developers and technically comfortable staff at small to mid-sized companies who prototype tools in Claude Code or Cursor and want to hand them to coworkers. IT administrators also get a dedicated section, suggesting some emphasis on organizational oversight and access management.

Practical notes: a 14-day free trial requires no card, and paid plans start at $19 per month. Deployment can happen within minutes of signing up. Teams should confirm that their company email domain is supported before relying on the access model, and the service is intended for internal rather than public tools.

Overall, TeamOnly is a focused option for teams that value speed and private access over full infrastructure control.