Build at AI speed. Stay in control of every result.

Someone on your team is already shipping tools built with ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. easythings gives every one of them an owner, sign-in, backups and an audit trail, so speed never costs you control.

97% of organizations breached through AI systems had no access controls in place. IBM, 2025 Cost of a Data Breach Report ↗

$ easythings status holiday-approvals
Runtime
always on
Storage
backed up 02 Oct, 03:00
Sign-in
Google Workspace
Address
acme.app/holidays
Versions
v14 live, 13 kept
Owner
ana.souza
  • Runtime

    Always on

    Up for one person or the whole department, running on its own around the clock.

  • Storage

    Backed up

    Backed up and kept to this tool alone, never in someone’s personal drive.

  • Address

    Custom domain

    A link on your organization’s own domain, easy to share and to recognize.

  • Versions

    Every change kept

    Every version you publish is kept, and any earlier one is a click away.

How it works

Five steps. Two are yours.

What goes in is a folder of code. What comes out is something your colleagues can open, sign in to and rely on. You decide where it lives.

Your side easythings

  1. 01

    Bring

    You

    Connect a GitHub repository, or upload the folder. You do not have to ask anyone first, and there is nothing to install.

  2. 02

    Choose

    You

    Your own cloud account, or cloud we provision for you. It is the one decision that changes anything, and you make it once.

  3. 03

    Build

    Automatic

    easythings creates and configures what the tool needs where you chose: somewhere to run, an address, a sign-in, storage and backups.

  4. 04

    Run

    easythings

    Your colleagues open a link and sign in with the work account they already have. It stays up whether one person uses it or the department does.

  5. 05

    Keep

    easythings

    Every version you publish is kept and every one stays undoable. When something breaks, the record shows what changed and when.

Every step also works from the API — create environments, manage apps and users by script, no Console required.

The code comes from GitHub. It doesn't matter whether ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini wrote it — easythings runs it either way.

What you get to use

Three screens, and you live in one of them.

Most people just open the Studio and use what they need. The Console is for setup, Analytics for reporting on how it's going.

Console

Where a tool gets its address, its sign-in and the people allowed near it.

One place to set what a tool needs and who can access it. Most people never open this screen — that's the point. Everything here is also an API call.

Studio

The shelf your colleagues open to find what somebody already built.

Everything running, in one list, with who brought it in. Someone in another team has probably already solved your problem.

Analytics

Which tools earn their keep, and which nobody opened since March.

Who is using what, how often, and for how long it has been alive. Enough to decide what to keep and what to retire.

The problem

Nobody can see the tools people are already building.

Every team now has someone shipping something with AI. None of it shows up as a service you can point to, back up, or take responsibility for.

People who know it's running

1

It's invisible until it breaks

Someone built something useful with AI. It runs on a laptop or a personal account, and unless they mention it, you'd never know it exists.

Finance: the invoice chaser that lives on one laptop

Owners on record

0

Nobody can say who's responsible

A tool people rely on needs an owner, a sign-in and somewhere real to live. Ask who's accountable, and there's usually no answer.

People Ops: holiday approvals nobody owns

Backups it has ever had

0

It disappears when they do

The builder moves teams, changes laptops or leaves. Whatever depended on it goes with them: no handover, no copy, no way back.

Warehouse: the stock check that left with its builder

Where it runs

Your cloud, or ours.

This is the one decision that changes anything, and you make it once. Everything after it is the same work, done in the place you picked.

Everything runs inside the cloud account your organization already owns.

  • The data stays in an account you control, and never moves to us
  • The network rules you already have keep applying
  • Every resource we create is visible to you, in your own console
  • It lands on the cloud bill you are already paying

We set up the cloud and hand you an address, with nothing to open on your side.

  • Nothing to configure, connect or maintain in your organization
  • The region is yours to choose, and the data stays in it
  • Each organization runs isolated from every other
  • One bill, from us, instead of a cloud account to manage

Both take the same code, unchanged. Switching later means rebuilding it in the new place, not rewriting your tool.

What comes with it

The parts the AI never gave you.

Every piece a tool needs to work for other people, created and configured wherever you chose to run it. You pick none of it and maintain none of it.

One list

Runtime, storage, sign-in and a record of every change.

Everything below exists as an API field too, so nothing here requires opening a Console.

Everything a tool gets automatically
RuntimeUp for one person or the whole department
StorageBacked up, kept to this tool alone
Sign-inThe work account people already have
AddressA link on your organization's own space
Change recordEvery deploy and rollback, who and when
UndoAny earlier version, one click
RolesBringing a tool in vs. using one, per team
Data residencyYour account, or ours inside the EU

Proof

Built by running it on ourselves first.

easythings runs the internal tools of the team that built it, and sets up and keeps their infrastructure with nobody assigned to looking after it.

These figures come from our own deployment. We can give named customer references during a demo.

  • 0

    people looking after servers

  • 0

    tools we had to move by hand

Early access

Watch it deploy something your team already built.

Thirty minutes. Bring something someone on your team has already made and we will stand it up while you watch, in whichever cloud you want it in.

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