Programmable Apps
Describe an app. Get a live link you can share.
Type a sentence or paste a web address and get a dashboard, form, data table or page that runs on the services you already use. There is no code to write and no keys to paste. Share the link, and everyone who opens it sees their own data.
For agencies, small teams and anyone who wants a live view without building one. One Programmable account across the suite.
A link is a program
Other app builders write code that you then wire up with your own keys. Here an app is a layout bound to calls that already run on your connected accounts, so it is live the moment it appears.
Dashboards
Several panels side by side, each one a live call to a service you already use.
Data tables
Rows you and your agents both read and write, with the columns you choose.
Forms
A form that adds a row or starts a task. Forms are coming.
Pages
A simple page to publish what an app shows. Pages are coming.
How it works
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Say what you want
Type a sentence, paste a web address, or start from a template.
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Get a live app
We pick panels from the services connected to your Programmable account. Rearrange or remove them.
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Share the link
Each person who opens it signs in and sees their own data, on their own account. Putting it on your own domain is coming.
Safe to share
Your keys stay yours
A link never runs on your account for someone else. Each viewer signs in and the app uses their own connections.
Changes will ask first
This is coming: anything that sends, creates, spends or deletes will show exactly what it will do and wait for the person to press the button. It doesn't do that yet.
Check what it picked
Today the app can pick a panel that doesn't fit, or one that would change something. Check your app before you share it. Picking only panels that read comes first.
You decide who opens it
Anyone with the link who signs in can open it. Add a password or a view limit, set an end date earlier, or pause it at any time. Limiting it to people you name and deleting it are coming.
Limits on links
A sentence in a link only fills in the form, and nothing is made until you press the button. Opening links and trying passwords have rate limits. A limit on how often each link can run is coming.
Your own domain
Custom domains are coming. A domain will serve your app only after you prove you control it.
Being built in the open
Read-only dashboards from a sentence come first, shared with people who sign in. Forms, tables, web addresses and custom domains follow. The app always says plainly what works today.