Makeship for Business
The tools your teams build, on your domain, for your people only.
Your employees already ask Claude for the tracker, the lookup and the form that IT never had time for. Makeship gives those tools a safe home: launched in minutes at apps.yourcompany.com, open only to coworkers, and run under rules your admins set.
Make a stock lookup for the warehouse team that reads from our inventory API, and launch it.
Launched for Acme. It's at stock.apps.acme.com, and only people with an @acme.com email can open it.
Warehouse stock lookup
stock.apps.acme.com
Verified Only people with an @acme.com email
The tools are getting built either way.
AI made it easy for anyone to build a working tool in an afternoon. The question is where those tools end up.
- HTML files passed around in email and chat
- Tools on personal accounts that leave with the person
- API keys pasted into page code
- Links anyone on the internet can open
- No one knows what exists or who owns it
- One place for every team's tools, at your own address
- Apps belong to the workspace, not to one employee
- Keys stored encrypted and used from our servers
- Only coworkers with a company email get in
- Admins see every app, every member and every invite
What teams launch first
Small, specific tools that save a team an hour a day. Each one starts as a sentence in Claude.
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Operations
Warehouse stock lookup
Search a part number on a phone in the aisle and see live stock and bin location, straight from your inventory API.
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People team
New-hire onboarding checklist
Each new hire gets their own checklist for the first two weeks, and their manager sees who's done what.
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Sales
Quote calculator
Pricing rules and discounts in one place, so every rep quotes the same way. Saved quotes are shared with the team.
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Field and facilities
Site inspection form
Fill in checks and photos on site, even with no signal. Everything syncs when the phone is back online.
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Customer support
Account lookup
Paste an order number and see the customer's status from your billing or CRM system, with the API key kept off the page.
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Engineering and IT
On-call handoff board
What broke, who's on it and what's next, updated live for everyone watching. Replaces the long thread nobody can follow.
Set up once. Then every employee can launch.
An admin does the first three steps one time. After that, nobody files a DNS ticket for a new tool.
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Verify your domain
Add one DNS TXT record. We verify by DNS, never by email, so a single employee can't claim the whole company.
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Pick an apps address
Choose something like apps.acme.com and add one wildcard CNAME. Certificates are issued automatically for each app.
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Invite your people
Add members and admins to the workspace. Apps belong to the workspace, so they stay when someone changes teams.
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Ask Claude
"Build a PTO tracker and put it on Makeship." Minutes later it's live at pto.apps.acme.com.
Built to pass the security review.
Every protection below is enforced by Makeship's servers, not by the app's own code, so no app, and no agent writing one, can switch it off.
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Only your people get in.
Business apps have no guest mode. The app itself, not just its data, opens only after a sign-in code sent to an address on your verified domain. Sessions last 14 days, so someone who leaves loses access when their work email stops.
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Your domain is proven by DNS, and checked every day.
One verified domain belongs to one workspace. If the record disappears, admins are emailed right away, and the apps pause after seven days.
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Apps can reach your systems, and nothing else.
Business apps may load scripts and call APIs on your own domain. Everything else stays blocked. The allowed list comes from your workspace, never from the app's code, so it can't be widened by whoever writes the app.
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API keys never reach the browser.
Keys for outside services are stored encrypted and used from our servers. If someone's code includes a key, the deploy is stopped and they're shown the fix.
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Each app is walled off from the others.
Every app gets its own address, its own sign-ins and its own data. The apps address is never your main website, so an app can't touch your company site's cookies.
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Admins set the limits.
Choose who is a member and who is an admin, cap how many people can use the workspace each month, and set a monthly spending cap that's never exceeded.
Still on, for every app
- Every upload is scanned for password forms, phishing kits and leaked keys.
- Every new deploy is checked against Google Safe Browsing.
- Anyone can report an app, and reported phishing is paused right away.
- Rate limits at the edge keep one busy app from slowing the rest.
When something goes wrong
- Every version is kept, so a bad change rolls back in one step.
- Deleted records go to a trash you can restore from.
- Each app's data can be exported whenever you need it.
- Any app can be paused in one click while you look into it.
Where it fits
Makeship is for the long tail of small internal tools, not for replacing your core systems.
Great for
- Trackers, checklists, lookups, forms and dashboards
- Tools for one team, one office or the whole company
- Front ends for APIs you already run
- Replacing the spreadsheet that has outgrown itself
Not for
- Server code, background jobs or your own database
- Taking payments or storing card numbers
- Apps for customers or the public
- Large media or video hosting
One plan. Pay for the people who use it.
A person counts only in a month they sign in to one of your apps. Someone who opens nothing that month costs nothing.
Sign in with your work email, name your workspace, and start Business from its page. Questions first? Talk to us.
Business
$50/month
Includes 1 user, then $5 per active user each month
- 100 apps
- 15M requests a month
- 50 GB of storage
- Apps on your own domain
- Members-only sign-in with company email
- Admin seat cap and spending cap
Past the included amounts: $2 per 1M requests, $0.75 per GB a month, $0.25 per app over 100, always within your spending cap.
Questions from IT
Do employees need a Makeship account to use an app?
No. They open the link, type their work email and enter the code we send. Only the people who build apps need a Makeship account, as members of your workspace.
What happens when someone leaves the company?
Their apps stay with the workspace, and an admin can remove them as a member at once. Getting into apps is tied to their work email, so once that's switched off they can't get a new code, and any open session ends within 14 days.
Can apps call our internal APIs?
Yes. Apps can call any API on your verified domain directly from the browser. For services that need a secret key, a Connection keeps the key on our servers and makes the call for the app.
What about contractors or a second company domain?
Email us. After a quick review, an extra domain or a contractor's company can be added to your workspace.
Do we have to use Claude?
Claude is the easiest way in, on the web, desktop or phone. Teams can also upload a finished app's files from the dashboard.
Give your teams one safe place for what they build.
Sign in with your work email, name your workspace and invite your team. It takes a couple of minutes.
Start a workspaceJust you? Makeship is free to start.