You built it. Now show them.
The fastest way to make the case for Couldi isn't a pitch — it's the thing you already built. Send the live URL. Then send this page.
What to send.
- Your app's live URL.
- This page (button below copies the link).
- One sentence on what it replaced or saved.
The 60-second version
For the person they forwarded this to.
Couldi turns plain-English descriptions into real, deployed software — a live URL, not a demo, on a governed platform. The people closest to the problem do the building; they don't need to file a ticket or wait in an engineering queue. Leadership gets visibility into what's being built, org-wide policies, a record of who ran what, and predictable per-seat costs.
The questions your team will ask.
Is this shadow IT?
No — it's the opposite. Shadow IT is software your org cannot see. Couldi is org-wide policies, per-user limits, a spending ceiling your admin sets, a record of who ran what, and security audits on your org's own criteria. Every project is attributed to whoever built it.
What does it cost?
Per-seat plans with monthly credits, and a spending ceiling your admin sets rather than a bill you discover. Plans and inclusions are on the pricing page; we'll walk your team through fit on a demo.
Who owns the code?
You do, outright. Every project exports as clean, standard code — with the same Dockerfile Couldi deploys with. No lock-in, provably.
What happens if the person who built it leaves?
The app comes with its own written spec — a PRD and technical plan — plus exportable code. Anyone can pick it up: another builder, or your engineers.