Start the internal tool engineering never gets to.
The team that needs the tool builds a working version and the spec behind it. Engineering adds stored data and sign-in when the tool earns its place.
Couldi Build · Who this is for
- Ops leads
- Team managers
- Anyone maintaining a spreadsheet that should be an app
A walkthrough
What this looks like in practice.
Say your team tracks equipment loans in a shared spreadsheet that nobody keeps up to date. You describe the tool you want to Couldi: the fields, the filters, who approves a loan, what the weekly summary should show. You approve the requirements, and Couldi builds a working front end at its own address, with the technical plan behind it.
The team clicks through it and agrees on how it should work before anyone designs a database. Then engineering pulls the code from GitHub and adds the stored records, sign-in and approvals, starting from something everyone has already used.
What you get
Useful on day one, ready for engineering on day two.
Calculators and estimators
Guides and reference pages
A working front end for the tracker
Code engineering can take over
A spending limit per person
Told if another team built it
How it works here
Describe the workflow in plain language, approve the requirements Couldi writes, and watch it build. On a paid plan it goes live at its own address. Couldi sites are public web pages today, with no sign-in and no database of their own, so build tools that hold no private data, and hand the code to engineering when it needs to save records or know who is using it.