Share an app
Invite only the people who need the app, choose what they can do, and remove access when their work is finished.
Invite someone
On the app’s Share page, enter an email address. Jumpz can send the invitation, or you can create a one-time invitation link and deliver it yourself.
Choose Can use for someone who only needs to open the app. Owners can also choose Can edit for someone who should publish new versions of the app — from the CLI or their own AI assistant — or Can manage for someone who should share it, set its environment variables, and redeploy it. An editor’s code runs with the app’s environment variables and connections, so give that role only to people you would trust with them. An invitation never gives someone permission to create new apps.
You can also invite from the terminal with jump share <app> person@company.com. Add --link to receive an invitation link instead of sending email.
Choose who can open it
Private is the safest default: only invited people and approved workspace groups can open the app. An access link or approved-domain rule can make entry easier, but people still sign in so Jumpz can check their access.
Public removes sign-in completely. Anyone with the URL can use the app, and Jumpz cannot identify or revoke individual visitors. Make an app public only when that is the intended audience.
Remove access
Find the person on the app’s Share page and choose Revoke, or run jump revoke <app> person@company.com. Jumpz checks access again on each new request, so an old app or invitation link does not restore access.