For companies

Your teams build the tools they need. You decide who sees what.

Time off, a kit register, purchase requests: the internal tools IT never gets round to. Someone describes one to ChatGPT or Claude, everyone signs in with their own account, and you choose who sees what.

Create your first app

Shared withThe people you choose, and whoever approves

Apps for your company

Same nest. Very different birds.

Say what you need and who it is for. What comes back looks like yours, and each person only sees their part.

For HR and managers

The tool IT never got round to.

“Use Bunbird to build an app to manage holidays for my company: requests, manager approval and a team calendar. Sales needs two approvals.”

  • Requests approved the way you choose
  • A calendar the whole team can see
  • Each person only sees what you let them see
  • When your process changes, ask again
Example app, a time off tool called Time Off. A fortnight strip shows who is away, two requests wait for a yes and Sales needs two approvals. Buttons switch between Requests, Calendar and People.
For finance and operations

Ask, approve, and see where it stands.

“Use Bunbird to make an app for purchase requests: staff ask for something, their manager approves or declines, and the person who asked can see the status.”

  • Anyone can ask for what they need
  • The manager approves or declines
  • The requester sees where it stands
  • Each person sees their own requests, managers see their team’s
Example app, a purchase requests tool called Purchases. Three requests wait for a yes or a no, and a chair request is followed from Sent to Approved to Ordered. Buttons switch between Requests and History.
For IT and operations

Who has which laptop, and when it comes back.

“Use Bunbird to make a register of our laptops and phones: who has each one, and a notice when one is due back.”

  • Every device with its holder
  • Days left counted down on each card
  • A notice to the holder before it is due
  • People see their own kit, you see all of it
Example app, a kit register called Kit. Each laptop and phone is joined by a line to the person who holds it, with the days left on each, one overdue and two due this week. Buttons switch between Devices and People.

Example apps, to show what you could make.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Anything else? Ask the assistant or get in touch.

Can a team build its own tool without waiting for IT?

Yes. Someone describes the tool to ChatGPT or Claude and gets a live app. You still choose who can open it, and nobody has to set up or look after anything.

Who decides what each person can see and do?

You do. You choose who can open each app and who can approve. Bunbird applies those choices itself rather than leaving them to the code the AI wrote.

What if your process changes or something goes wrong?

Ask again. Every change is saved, you can go back to an earlier version, and what people entered stays. Everyone signs in with their own account.

Give your ideas wings.

Connect Bunbird to ChatGPT or Claude and ask for your first app. In minutes, the people who need it have a link.

Use Bunbird to build an app to manage holidays for my company: requests, manager approval and a team calendar. Sales needs two approvals.
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