Without writing a line of code
An internal tool for your team or a project of your own: describe what you need. Kedalia asks the right questions, proposes a plan, then builds, tests and puts the application online.
Already have an application? Kedalia plugs into it.
We have 60 desks on two floors and three office days a week. I want everyone to book their desk in advance and see who sits where.
Two questions before the plan: are meeting rooms booked too? And who sees the floor plan?
Only the desks. Everyone sees the plan.
These needs rarely justify custom development, let alone a per-user subscription. Kedalia meets them for a fixed price, with no limit on the users of your applications, and the changes you ask the assistant for are included in your tier.
Describe your need in your own words. You can attach the spreadsheet or document to replace.
It asks the necessary questions, then submits a plan written in plain language.
No code is written until you have approved the plan.
It is built, tested and put online, with user account management and e-mail sending.
To change it, simply ask in the same conversation.
Elsewhere, a change often goes straight into the app your users have in front of them.
With Kedalia, every change, whether a feature or a fix, is prepared in a test version. Your users carry on with the live app, and several changes can move forward at the same time, each on its own.
Each test version has:
Once you are happy with the result, “Publish” adds it to the live app, after its tests pass. How many test versions can run at the same time depends on the tier.
Most application generators hand you the code. But that code depends on their database, their authentication and their services: getting it back is not enough to run it elsewhere.
A Kedalia application is a standard project: it uses no tool or service of Kedalia’s own. For your IT department: a backend, a frontend, a PostgreSQL database and a docker-compose.yml file; the whole hosting chain, from the code forge to the deployment, is free software.
The Export button gives you, at any time:
You are the owner, not a tenant. If you stay, it is because the service suits you and you have nothing to administer.
Kedalia plugs into it. You then evolve it like an application created with Kedalia: through the conversation, in test versions, then “Publish” once you are happy with the result.
Already plugged in: a local producers’ shop, whose Trello tasks moved into Kedalia.
Already plugged in: a booking application in service, taken over with its data and its domain name.
From freelancers to large groups, for anyone who needs a tool suited to the way they work. You state a business need; Kedalia takes care of the technology.
Each template is a real application, built with Kedalia. Yours starts with its code, without any data, then the assistant adapts it to the way you work: your roles, your information, your approval steps.
Book your desk on the floor plan, see who comes in on which day, follow the occupancy rate.
Supplier contracts, their computed cancellation deadline, and an e-mail alert to whoever is in charge.
Companies, contacts, opportunities in a stage-by-stage pipeline, follow-ups to do and revenue won.
The month’s expenses with receipts, mileage allowances, approval, reimbursement, export.
A breakdown, a move, supplies: the request, its photos, its technician, how far along it is.
Computers, phones, vehicles: who has what, the repairs, the warranties about to expire.
A priced request, approval by the manager then by management above a threshold, the order.
These applications rest on the same building blocks: data, the links between them, forms, exports and alerts. Only their arrangement changes, and the assistant works it out with you over the conversation.
Create and maintain the mandatory risk assessment document, with the history of its versions, printing and distribution.
What you could write
“I keep our risk assessment in the attached spreadsheet. I want to update it per work unit, keep every version and be able to print it.”
Social security, insurance, company registration: the missing documents, the expiring ones, and the reminders before the deadline.
What you could write
“Every six months I must collect the social security certificate, the insurance and the company registration of our subcontractors. I want to see what is missing and send reminders.”
The questions raised during a supplier assessment, and our answers.
Your tier includes:
The AI you add to your applications, if you turn it on, is paid for by use, on top of your tier.
Your budget is known in advance.
Request a free trialNo. The assistant asks its questions and presents a plan in plain language before writing a single line of code.
Once you approve the plan, allow about ten minutes: the assistant builds the application, then tries it out itself. You can close the page meanwhile: the result waits for you.
You do, along with its database: the Export button hands you everything whenever you wish.
Yes, after a study of the application and on a quote. Its code can stay on GitHub, or Kedalia hosts it with its data and its domain name: see “Already have an application?” above.
Yes. Kedalia takes over the application after a study and on a quote: its code can stay on GitHub, or Kedalia hosts it with its data and its domain name. From then on, you ask the assistant for its changes, and they are included in your fixed-price tier, as for an application created with Kedalia. See “Already have an application?” above.
So that your budget stays predictable. With credits, every request made to the assistant is charged; with Kedalia, the price of your tier stays the same from one month to the next.
The use of the assistant included in your tier renews automatically. When it runs out, the conversation’s gauge shows the time at which it becomes available again, and no overage is ever charged. If your needs call for it, you can ask us for a higher tier.
Report it in the same conversation: the assistant fixes it, the tests run again, then the new version goes online.
You export your applications before leaving: they run elsewhere, without us.
You are told by e-mail while your applications are still online, and invited to export them. Once exported, they run on any server: they depend on no service of Kedalia’s own.
Charles Ilieff, a sole trader based in Toulouse, France, under the trade name Kedalia. His SIREN number and address are in our legal information.
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