Qhatu: Platform Turns GitHub Repos into Pay-Per-Use Micro SaaS with Claude

Qhatu is a platform that enables developers to turn single-purpose tools built with Claude into monetizable micro SaaS products without extensive additional development work.

How It Works

Users submit a GitHub repository to Qhatu, which then:

• Deploys the code with a customized frontend generated from templates based on the submitted code
• Adds Stripe integration with agentic payment protocols (MPP / x402) for pay-per-use billing without subscriptions
• Keeps prompts and code private while providing a way for people to use and pay for the tool

The platform is free to sign up, list tools, and deploy them.

Technical Implementation

The onboarding flow uses Anthropic APIs to:

• Analyze submitted repositories
• Generate Dockerfiles
• Create storefront UI

Claude powers the core "repo in, product out" pipeline by reading code, determining what it does, and setting up the deployment infrastructure. The developer notes they need to address cost optimization and repository size limitations.

The platform specifically targets tools built with Claude that developers create for personal use or within their teams—single-purpose tools that combine agents and CLIs that agents call.