Coming soon

Page One

Build anything.

Define your data, actions and workflows, and Page One builds the app: forms, surveys, exams, catalogues, invoices and more.

01The problem

Every business needs software. Few can afford to build it.

Off-the-shelf software rarely fits how a business works, and custom builds cost too much and take too long. Local developers end up rebuilding the same basics for every client.

Who it’s for

  • Small and growing businesses that run on spreadsheets today
  • Developers and freelancers who build for local businesses
  • Teams that need an internal tool this month, not next year

02What it does

Define it once. Page One builds the rest.

  • 01

    Data first

    Define objects, fields and relationships, and Page One generates the list, detail and edit screens.

  • 02

    Actions and workflows

    Add buttons, rules and steps that run when records change.

  • 03

    Roles and permissions

    Decide who can see and change what, down to a single field.

  • 04

    Test, then publish

    Try changes in the Studio, then release them to your users.

  • 05

    Bengali and English

    Built for both languages from the start, on any phone.

  • 06

    Extend by definition

    Add fields, pages and actions without rewriting the app.

03How it works

Three steps from idea to app.

  1. 01

    Define

    Describe your data in the Studio, with its fields and relationships.

  2. 02

    Extend

    Add pages, actions and rules for how your team works.

  3. 03

    Publish

    Release it to your team, on desktop or phone.

04Questions

What people ask us.

Do I need to write code?

Not for most apps. You define data, pages and actions in the Studio. Developers can go further when a business needs it.

When can I use it?

Page One is coming soon. Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you when early access opens.

Can developers build and sell solutions on it?

Yes. Our partner certification will train local developers and freelancers to build, set up and support solutions on Page One.

Be first to try Page One.

Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you when early access opens.

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