Apps for every department. We build them on everything your company knows.
Our team builds the app each department is missing, on top of what Lindero already knows about your company: how it works, how its apps look and how their savings are measured.
Every stray spreadsheet is an app nobody has built.
Building it properly used to be a project: someone who understands the data, a design, permissions and weeks of back and forth. With Lindero, the context is already in place.
Built with your company's full context.
Our engineers build each app with an AI agent connected to Lindero. The first thing the agent does is ask for the project brief and save it in the folder, so your company's rules travel with the code.
- The project brief. The department, its objects and its vocabulary, and how the app is registered. It stays in the folder as the project's rules.
- Your company's style. House colours, typefaces and components, so every app looks like it comes from the same company.
- The starting architecture. React and TypeScript. It reads through your business map and writes to the ERP only through declared actions.
- If your team already works with AI agents, it can build too: it connects the same way and starts from the same context.
They all look like your company.
A style is chosen once and every app applies it, including those already published. It is the first thing read before building a new one.
The same method for all of them. With the savings measured.
Before we start, we measure how long the task takes today. The app passes a test with real data and, once it goes live, its savings appear, measured, in «Your company», next to the others.
Linked, or served by Lindero.
An app can live at its own address and appear in its department's catalogue. Or Lindero serves it, on your server.
- Linked. It lives wherever you want and appears in its department's catalogue with its status.
- Served by Lindero. On your server, with sign-in. Lindero reviews it on upload and keeps its versions so you can roll back.
- Always tested first. With real data and without writing to the ERP, until someone who didn't build it approves it.
Lindero Calvin keeps watch.
No app opens its own route into your ERP: it reads through your business map and writes only through declared actions, which are switched off by default. Every new app passes the test before it reaches your team.
What Lindero Calvin isAn app made with an AI… who guarantees it won't touch my ERP?
The app reads through Lindero, never directly from the ERP. Writing is switched off by default; if you switch it on one day, every change goes through a declared action, is logged and waits for approval according to your rules.
Bring the spreadsheet that costs your team the most
We'll tell you how we would turn it into that department's app.