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I apologize, but there seems to be a misunderstanding in your question about PartyRock applications. Based on the available information, PartyRock applications are not shared with login restrictions by default. When you make a PartyRock application public and share it, the link provided can indeed be accessed by anyone without requiring a login.
The process for sharing a PartyRock application is as follows:
- You must first publish your app to make it shareable.
- Click on the "Make public and share" button in the upper-right corner of the app interface.
- After making it public, you can copy the shareable URL by choosing "Share".
This shared link allows anyone to view and interact with your application without needing to log in. The platform is designed for easy sharing and accessibility.
Currently, there is no mentioned option to restrict access to shared PartyRock applications behind a login. The platform seems to focus on open sharing and allowing users to easily view and even copy public apps to create their own versions.
If you require more restricted sharing options, you may want to explore other AWS services that offer more granular access controls. However, for PartyRock specifically, the sharing model appears to be oriented towards public accessibility once an app is published and shared.
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Community | AWS PartyRock : No Code, All Fun
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PartyRock | Getting started
Hi, if a paid option works for this use case, you may wish to look into Amazon Q Business. You can create apps, just like in PartyRock, but you will also have a login page, as well as the option to create a knowledge base and connect to it.
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