B2B finance AI firm Webcash is recruiting companies and employees through the 31st to join an early-bird program for its B2B vibe coding integrated platform AXPort.

AXPort, scheduled for formal launch in September, is designed to help business workers with no coding experience create the web and apps they need for work through natural-language conversations. Employees can freely build the apps they need in an environment approved by their company. Companies can securely manage the created apps, code and data and accumulate them as organisational assets.

The four core features are a Claude Code-based web IDE that starts with browser access without installation, security and governance that protects down to the code level through data separation and encryption and administrator controls, deployment automation that automatically runs build, deployment and security checks with the command "Deploy it", and sharing features that connect internal apps through skills, plugins, MCP and APIs and turn them into assets through a shared catalogue.

It also adds a private showroom and audit logs so companies can transparently see who makes and uses what. Development is carried out in an approved environment where the company, not individuals, pays for licences.

Webcash has set up an early-bird program for some companies and employees so they can experience the service ahead of AXPort's formal launch. The early-bird program provides benefits worth 40 million won in total and will be offered to five companies and 20 employees.

Webcash CEO Won-joo Kang (강원주) said, "Detailed work that internal corporate systems cannot cover is difficult to solve efficiently through external development alone." He added, "AXPort was designed so the business side, which knows the work best, can create the apps it needs directly, and companies can safely manage and turn the results into assets within security policies."