AI internal tool builder

Describe the spreadsheet or the email thread your team is tired of, and Siteglade, an AI agent, turns it into an internal web app: a form to enter data, a list to work through and a dashboard to see where things stand. Siteglade Cloud adds sign-in and the database from the Pro plan.

This page is published by Siteglade and describes what its agent does for this task.

What you get

Web apps get sign-in, a database, file storage and email through Siteglade Cloud, included from the Pro plan.

  • Forms that check what people enter.
  • Lists with filters, statuses and who is responsible.
  • A dashboard with the numbers your team looks at every week.
  • Sign-in so only your team gets in.
  • Code you own, exportable to GitHub on every plan.

How to ask for it

Four steps, from the first sentence to the finished file:

  • Describe the job the tool replaces and who uses it.
  • Attach the spreadsheet or a screenshot of how it works today.
  • Say which statuses an entry goes through and who may change them.
  • Test it with one colleague in the preview, then publish.

Prompts to start from

Copy one and change the details to your own:

  • “An inventory tool for our shop with stock levels, a reorder list and a weekly overview”
  • “A holiday request form with approval by the team lead and a calendar of who is away”

What to check before you use it

An agent saves the work, not the responsibility. Check these before the result goes out:

  • Who can see and change which records.
  • That required fields cannot be skipped.
  • Where the data lives and how to export it.

Price and other tools

Siteglade starts with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects; paid plans cost Pro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month before tax. Other products that list this kind of result on their pricing pages include Manus, Devin, Lovable, Bolt.new and v0; the comparisons show how they differ.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a developer to build an internal tool?

No. You describe it and test it in the preview. A developer can still open and extend the code later.

Can my team use it on their phones?

Yes. The tool is a web app, so it opens in any browser on a computer or a phone.

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