Describe an app.
Get an app.
Every team runs on a few things a spreadsheet does badly. Tell vibeant what you need in plain English and it builds the real thing — a proper database, real permissions, live on your own subdomain in minutes.
$20/month for 5 users. No sales call.
Three steps, no project plan
No brief, no backlog, no six-week estimate. The gap between "someone should build us a thing for this" and using it is a coffee break.
Say what you need
"Track which vehicles are booked out, by whom, and when they're due back." Name it, pick an icon, choose who gets to use it.
vibeant builds it
An AI writes the app; the platform provisions it for real — its own Postgres database, its own permissions, its own address. Watch it happen, then open it.
Your team just uses it
It appears on the launcher for the people you chose. Need a change? Describe that too. Apps are cheap enough to be specific.
Real apps, not prototypes
Plenty of tools will generate you something that demos well. The difference is what happens on day ninety, when the app holds data you can't lose and people you have to answer to.
Every app owns its data
Not a shared table with a tenant column — a real Postgres database per app, with its own login. One app cannot read another's data by accident, because it was never given the keys.
Permissions that actually hold
Access is checked at the door, before a single line of app code runs — not by hiding an icon. Finance sees the finance app; everyone else gets a closed door.
Sharing is a decision, not a default
When one app needs a field from another, it asks. The owner approves the specific columns, and only those. Every share is a record of who agreed to what.
No runaway AI bill
Building apps costs credits, and every person has a cap you set. Spend is visible per user, month to date, before anyone gets a surprise.
Your own front door
Your company gets its own address and its own sign-in. Your people log in where they work, not into a tool that belongs to somebody else.
One place for everything
A home screen of icons, not a folder of links and logins. Ten small apps that each do one job beat one system nobody understands.
One plan. Add what you need.
A flat subscription with AI credit included. Building apps spends credit; using them doesn't.
Your workspace, 5 users, $10 of AI credit
- $10 of AI credit every month — enough for a steady trickle of new apps and changes.
- $6 per extra user — add or remove people whenever; no seat blocks.
- Top up in $10 batches — a build-heavy month costs a top-up, not an upgrade.
- Unlimited apps — you're charged for building them, never for keeping them.
- Per-user spend caps — you decide who can spend what, and see it as it happens.
Cancel any time. Your data leaves with you.
What would you build first?
Start with the spreadsheet everyone complains about. You'll know within ten minutes whether this is for you.