Company sign-in, always
Apps never implement login. Everyone signs in with your identity provider, and each app only sees people who passed its access check.
People describe the tool they need, and Claude or ChatGPT builds it on AppManor. Every app gets company sign-in, its own permissions, an isolated runtime and data store, reviewed releases and backups. Nothing reaches users without going through the platform's checks.
Something wrong? Roll back to v6 in one step, with its data.
Spreadsheets, side projects and unmanaged scripts appear because people need small tools faster than IT can deliver them. AppManor gives them a safe place to build those tools, with the controls already in place.
Apps never implement login. Everyone signs in with your identity provider, and each app only sees people who passed its access check.
Readers, writers and administrators for every app, managed centrally. Restricted apps open only for the people on their lists.
Draft, preview, live: every release passes the platform’s build checks, and every change can be rolled back.
Each app runs in its own sandbox with its own data. One app cannot read another app’s data or a person’s session.
A data store per app, an optional database, snapshots before every release and scheduled backups.
Who created, changed, released or opened up an app is recorded, for IT and for your auditors.
AppManor connects to Claude and ChatGPT. The assistant uses the platform's own tools, as the person who is asking, and only with that person's rights.
"I need a tool to track equipment loans for my team." Request an app, or create one if you are a publisher.
The assistant writes the pages and publishes them as a draft. The platform checks every file.
The app's editors try the draft at its own preview address, with test data.
Make it live for the people who should use it. A snapshot is taken first, so you can always go back.
Not every tool is internal. AppManor also publishes public websites on your own domain: the same requests, previews, releases and rollbacks, with forms whose submissions are kept for your team, editable news and posts, search-engine friendly pages and cookieless analytics.
Each organisation gets its own copy of the stack: its own sign-in, database, gateway and apps. Nothing in one organisation reaches another. IT sets the limits (apps, websites, CPU, memory, storage) and decides who may publish.
"The gateway is the only way in. Every app checks it, every internal route checks its own token, and when something cannot be checked the answer is no."
AppManor's first security rule: fail closed, everywhere.
Tell us what your teams want to build. We will show you how it looks on AppManor, end to end.