small software
Build the tool your team actually needs. Share it like a doc.
Describe the tool you need. Smallware builds it, runs it, and gives you a link your teammates can open — with the right permissions already in place.
the tools you actually need don't exist
Every team runs on tools nobody sells.
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Nobody sells this. Every team needs their version of it.
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Nobody sells this. Every team needs their version of it.
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Nobody sells this. Every team needs their version of it.
This is small software: built for one team, perfect for that team.
how it works
Three steps, no ticket.
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01
Describe it
Say what you need in plain language — drop in a screenshot or a spreadsheet for reference.
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02
Watch it build
An agent writes real code while you refine it conversationally, until it does the job.
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03
Share the link
Teammates open it in the browser. You decide who can view, edit, or admin.
Real code, real database, real access controls — not a form builder.
the hard parts, handled
Building is the easy part now. Sharing safely isn't.
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Permissions built in
Every tool ships with role-based access from the first share — viewers, editors, admins.
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Safe to share
Generated code is scanned and policy-checked before anyone else can run it.
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Your environment
Tools run with your team's vocabulary, data sources, and integrations.
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An audit trail by default
Who built what, who changed what, who can see what.
Sharing software with a colleague should be as safe as sharing a document. Now it is.
built with smallware
Tools our own team runs on.
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Vendor Renewals
Flags every contract before it auto-renews.
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Demo Env Booking
Who has the sandbox, and until when.
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Feedback Triage
Turns raw client notes into a ranked queue.
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On-call Rota
The rotation everyone can actually see.
questions
The short version.
Is this no-code?
No — it's real code you never have to touch. Developers can inspect and extend everything.
Where does it run?
Managed by Smallware; each team's workspace is isolated. Self-hosting is on the roadmap.
What about our data?
Your data stays in your isolated workspace and is never used to train models. More in our privacy note.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT or Claude to write code?
The build is the easy part. Smallware handles running it, sharing it, permissions, and updates — the parts a chat window leaves to you.
When can I use it?
Invites roll out in batches. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when yours is ready.