Built for operations teams

Operations app builder software

Operations app builder software turns a plain-language brief into a working internal app, on top of the data your team already runs on. Connect your SQL database, ERP or spreadsheets, describe what the app has to do, and the builder generates the tables, forms, roles and screens around it. A specialist from our side finishes the first build with you.

You describe the tool. The builder writes it. Your team keeps the keys.

Builder · Shift Coverage
Draft · v3
Postgres · ops_dbshiftssitesstaff
SiteStaffStatus
Site 04 — Riverside6 / 7Short 1
Site 07 — Eastgate8 / 8Covered
Site 11 — Docklands5 / 5Covered
Site 12 — Northfield3 / 6Escalated
Roles
Shift lead · Own siteArea manager · 4 sitesOps director · All sites
01 / The builder

How the operations app builder works

01

Point it at your data

Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, your ERP, Google Sheets, Excel Online or a REST API. The builder reads your real schema — sites, SKUs, shifts, orders, tickets — instead of asking you to re-enter it.

02

Describe the app in a sentence

"A daily opening checklist for 14 branches, with photo upload and a supervisor sign-off." Plain language is the spec. The builder generates the tables, forms, filters and screens around it.

03

Publish it, with a human beside you

Set who sees what and publish to your team. A specialist from our side stays on the account until the first app is genuinely in daily use — not sitting in a demo tab.

02 / What it produces

The operations apps teams build with this ops app builder

Shift and coverage rosters

Who is on, who called out, which site is short — across every location, on one screen.

Inventory and stock counts

Cycle counts, transfers and reorder thresholds writing straight back to your database.

SOP and inspection checklists

Opening, closing and safety routines with photos, timestamps and a sign-off per step.

Incident and issue logs

Report, assign, escalate and close, with the whole history attached to the record.

Vendor and purchase order trackers

POs, delivery dates and supplier SLAs in one place instead of three inboxes.

Multi-site scorecards

Per-location KPIs pulled from source and refreshed without anyone rebuilding them.

If the reporting layer is the only thing you need, our operations dashboard page covers it. This page is about the builder that produces the apps around that data.

03 / Your data

Build operations apps without code, on the data you already have

The builder connects to the systems your operation already runs on — Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, your ERP, Google Sheets, Excel Online, Shopify, REST APIs — and reads them live. No nightly export, no copy-paste between two tabs, no second version of the truth living in someone's downloads folder.

Writes go back to the same records, so the app and the source never drift apart. That is the difference between a tool that describes your operation and one that actually runs it. Prefer that we run the whole stack for you? That is our operations management software service.

04 / Roles and audit

Every app the builder produces ships with roles and an audit log

A shared spreadsheet has no idea who deleted the row. Every app built here has role-based access — a shift lead sees their own site, a director sees all of them — and an audit log that records who changed what, when, and from where.

That is what makes a tool safe to hand to twenty people instead of two, and what turns a number on a screen into a number the finance team will accept.

Access control and the audit trail are on from the first build. They are not a later project.

05 / Maintenance

When a column changes — or the org does — you change the app yourself

Most internal tools break the first time somebody renames a field, opens a location, or reshuffles the team. That is usually the moment the tool goes back to whoever built it, and the department waits.

Here you reopen the app, describe the change in a sentence, and republish. No ticket, no contractor, and no single person the whole workflow quietly depends on.

06 / Next steps

What happens after you start

Day one

Start free — one member, three projects, no card — and put the first app together the same afternoon.

White-glove onboarding

A specialist connects the data source with you and finishes the first app together, so the tool never becomes one person's private project.

Plans as the team grows

Solo is $25/month, Builder $49.99/month for two members, Team plans start at $99.99/month for ten. Enterprise is a conversation.

Build your first operations app this week

Book a call and we will connect a data source and sketch the first app with you — or start free and try the builder yourself.