You're paying per seat for tools built for the average of a million companies — and you bent your process to fit them. Describe what your team actually does, and build the tool that matches it.
Appabl is currently available in the United States only.
Building it is a conversation, and so is every change after it. Here's one tool over its first month.
“Track client onboarding — stage, owner and due date. The whole team should be able to edit it in place.”
Built and deployed. Three stages, one row per client, editable by anyone you share the link with.
“Add a notes field, and flag anything that's been sitting in one stage for over ten days.”
Added. Stale accounts now sort to the top with a marker on the stage.
“Publish it to the org so the account managers can use it too.”
Published. They install it from your organization and use it as-is. Anyone you give a read-only view to doesn't take a paid seat.
The spreadsheet, the form, the automation and the reminder collapse into a single tool that does the actual job — and the chain between them stops being something that can break.
Building an app takes a paid seat, and so does writing to one through using it. Everyone who only reads what's there doesn't — so a dashboard can go out to the whole company without re-running the budget.
New process on Monday, updated app on Monday. No feature request, no vendor roadmap, no waiting for a quarter that never comes.
Every app keeps its source, its version history and its backups. Inspect it, restore it, export the data, or take the whole thing with you.
You do — the same way you built it, by asking. Every app keeps its source, its version history and its backups, so a change is a conversation and a mistake is a restore.
In your organization's database on appabl, in the built-in data browser. You can query it, export it, and take it with you. There's no per-seat tax on your own data.
Most teams start with the long tail — the trackers, forms, directories and approval flows that were never worth a purchase order and ended up as spreadsheets instead. That's the quickest win. How far you take it from there is your call.
SSO, teams and an audit log come with Pro; API keys for scripts and CI need Max. Enterprise adds extended audit retention and custom allowances.
Restore a backup or roll back to an earlier version — both live in the dashboard, and both are a single sentence in chat. Paid plans keep version history per app.
Claude, ChatGPT, or any model that supports MCP. You connect appabl once, then build from whichever assistant your team already uses.
Connect your AI, describe it, and share it with the org. Free to start, no card required.
Appabl is currently available in the United States only.