Short answer: Appond keeps generated app work tied to the owning account and workspace. The product is designed around private review, retained generated source, and owner handoff rather than locking work inside a public gallery.
Owner handoff is the product direction
Appond is built around generating a project that belongs with the user who created it. The owner-facing product keeps the generated workspace, preview context, and retained source model together so the work can be reviewed and handed off from a private account context.
Ownership
Generated app source belongs to the owning account and workspace. Appond retains the platform and generation systems, while the generated output is exportable for your downstream use.
Retention
Canonical source is retained until the owning generation, project, workspace, or account is deleted. Temporary overlays, preview sessions, and transient download URLs may expire.
Lock-in and portability
The important portability point is that generated app source is tied to the owner and retained as canonical generated source, not treated as a public gallery entry. Appond still owns the platform and generation systems, so this page should not be read as a promise that every internal service artifact or operational preview URL is portable.
What this means for buyers
Appond is not asking you to treat a public gallery or hosted manual editor as the source of truth. The important ownership promise is that generated app work is private to the owning account and retained until the relevant owner-controlled record is deleted.
Related reading
Read what Appond is, prompt-to-native-app generation, and current limitations for the rest of the product contract.