You bring the idea.
OpenCloud brings the rest.
- Spreadsheet
“Turn our holiday spreadsheet into a planner with approvals.”
- HubSpot
“Every Monday, email each sales rep their open deals.”
- Email thread
“Make an app so nobody chases approvals by email.”
- Screenshot
“Rebuild this tracker as a proper app.”
- Google Calendar
“Let customers book a slot from our team calendar.”
- Just words
“A checklist for new starters, with a reminder when something's late.”
- PDF
“Check expense claims against this policy before finance sees them.”
- Slack
“Post each new support request to our help channel.”
- Spreadsheet
“Turn our holiday spreadsheet into a planner with approvals.”
- HubSpot
“Every Monday, email each sales rep their open deals.”
- Email thread
“Make an app so nobody chases approvals by email.”
- Screenshot
“Rebuild this tracker as a proper app.”
- Google Calendar
“Let customers book a slot from our team calendar.”
- Just words
“A checklist for new starters, with a reminder when something's late.”
- PDF
“Check expense claims against this policy before finance sees them.”
- Slack
“Post each new support request to our help channel.”
- Spreadsheet
“Turn our holiday spreadsheet into a planner with approvals.”
- HubSpot
“Every Monday, email each sales rep their open deals.”
- Email thread
“Make an app so nobody chases approvals by email.”
- Screenshot
“Rebuild this tracker as a proper app.”
- Google Calendar
“Let customers book a slot from our team calendar.”
- Just words
“A checklist for new starters, with a reminder when something's late.”
- PDF
“Check expense claims against this policy before finance sees them.”
- Slack
“Post each new support request to our help channel.”
team-holidays.xlsxTurn our holiday spreadsheet into a planner with approvals.
Contracts folderSave each signed contract to the right Drive folder.
HubSpot dealsEvery Monday, email each sales rep their open deals.
Support inboxSort what comes into our support inbox, with a summary of each.
Re: Re: office chairsMake an app so nobody chases approvals by email.
onboarding.pptxTurn our onboarding slides into a short course with a quiz.
equipment-tracker.pngRebuild this tracker as a proper app.
Just wordsA sign-up page for our summer event, with a waiting list.
Team calendarLet customers book a slot from our team calendar.
Stock levels sheetUpdate our stock sheet whenever an order comes in.
Just wordsA checklist for new starters, with a reminder when something's late.
Weekly catch-up notesTurn these notes into actions, each with an owner and a due date.
expenses-policy.pdfCheck expense claims against this policy before finance sees them.
Product bugs projectAdd a task to our project whenever a customer reports a bug.
#help channelPost each new support request to our help channel.
whiteboard.jpgTurn this whiteboard into a project board.
- Photo
“Turn this whiteboard into a project board.”
- Asana
“Add a task to our project whenever a customer reports a bug.”
- Meeting notes
“Turn these notes into actions, each with an owner and a due date.”
- Google Sheets
“Update our stock sheet whenever an order comes in.”
- Just words
“A sign-up page for our summer event, with a waiting list.”
- Slides
“Turn our onboarding slides into a short course with a quiz.”
- Email
“Sort what comes into our support inbox, with a summary of each.”
- Google Drive
“Save each signed contract to the right Drive folder.”
- Photo
“Turn this whiteboard into a project board.”
- Asana
“Add a task to our project whenever a customer reports a bug.”
- Meeting notes
“Turn these notes into actions, each with an owner and a due date.”
- Google Sheets
“Update our stock sheet whenever an order comes in.”
- Just words
“A sign-up page for our summer event, with a waiting list.”
- Slides
“Turn our onboarding slides into a short course with a quiz.”
- Email
“Sort what comes into our support inbox, with a summary of each.”
- Google Drive
“Save each signed contract to the right Drive folder.”
- Photo
“Turn this whiteboard into a project board.”
- Asana
“Add a task to our project whenever a customer reports a bug.”
- Meeting notes
“Turn these notes into actions, each with an owner and a due date.”
- Google Sheets
“Update our stock sheet whenever an order comes in.”
- Just words
“A sign-up page for our summer event, with a waiting list.”
- Slides
“Turn our onboarding slides into a short course with a quiz.”
- Email
“Sort what comes into our support inbox, with a summary of each.”
- Google Drive
“Save each signed contract to the right Drive folder.”
Everything an app needs, built in.
Already set up, so the Agent spends its time on your app.
DataStore and share
Rules on every record, always on.
Uploads up to 100 MB, private or shared.
Screens update by themselves, within each person's permissions.
Taken before every database change, and locked for 30 days.
LogicRun on its own
Saved first and retried, so work isn't lost.
Logic and webhooks that run on the server, never in the browser.
Every Monday at 9, in your time zone.
Recurring work done by the Agent, like weekly website checks.
PeopleWho gets in
Email link or password. A link only works in the browser that asked for it.
Private, named people, your organisation or public.
Public apps can have their own sign-up.
Tokens for one app that you can revoke.
ConnectReach out
Google, HubSpot, Slack and more built in, or connect your own system once.
Send and receive. Replies come back to the app.
To phones and computers, even when the app is closed.
Summaries, details pulled from documents, and images.
Looked after once it's live.
The Agent that built the app keeps watch, and can fix what breaks.
- 1
It sets up the watching
When the Agent builds your app, it adds the numbers to watch and the alert rules that go with them. They go live with every release.
Error rateabove 5%for 15 minutes
Alert
- 2
An error sets off an alert
If errors pass a rule's limit, an alert fires and wakes the Agent.
- 3
It heals the app
The Agent finds the cause, tests a fix in a private preview and releases it.
- Finds the cause
- Tests a fix in a private preview
- Releases the fix
- Closes the alert once it works
- Logs and metricsErrors, requests and your own numbers, for every app.
- Alert rulesShip with each release, so watching starts straight away.
- RollbackThe previous version is one step away.
- Visitor numbersCounted without storing IP addresses.
Automatic repair is switched on for each app. If no AI account is available, it waits and says so. How repairs work
Security and control.
OpenCloud enforces the important rules itself.
Private until you share it
Private apps check who you are before any of their code runs.
Every app's data kept apart
Rules on every record decide who sees what, and can't be switched off.
Keys stay on the server
Passwords and keys reach only the app's server code, never the browser.
The Agent stays in its lane
It can release, roll back or even delete the app it works on, and nothing else.
Safety nets: every change is tested in a private preview first, backups are locked for 30 days, and everything is recorded. What the Agent can do
- Apps belong to your organisationThey keep running when people leave, and admins can manage them all.
- AI accounts and budgetsYour own accounts, weekly limits, and no markup.
- OpenCloud staff accessAdmins can review an app as themselves. No secrets, and your app's rules still apply.
See it working on your own idea.
Describe an app and watch the Agent build and test it.