The tool you need, running by this afternoon.
You’ve had the idea for months — the tracker, the dashboard, the intake form. What’s been missing isn’t the ability to build it. It’s a place to ship it that your IT team can say yes to.
Describe the tool in Claude Code
build a shipment tracker from our ops data, share with logistics. Forigi is connected over MCP, so Claude Code already knows which SharePoint and OneDrive sources your IT has approved — no schema spelunking, no credentials pasted into a prompt.
Forigi handles everything you’d dread
It deploys the bundle, infers and provisions the per-app database, wires the governed data sources, sets access controls, and returns a URL on your tenant. Microsoft SSO, policy, and audit attach automatically — there is no configuration step to skip.
Your team uses it — IT sees everything
Colleagues open the URL, pass SSO, and work with live data they’re already permitted to see. IT watches the whole fleet from one console, with an audit stream and a kill switch on every app. Nobody has to trust you; the platform makes you trustworthy.
Claude writes the app. Forigi makes it real.
Auth, data, hosting, and accountability — the parts that separate a working prototype from a tool a company can run on. That gap is the product.
Do I need to learn a new builder or IDE?
No. Builders stay in Claude Code — Forigi connects over MCP, so deploying is part of the same conversation where the tool gets built. There's no drag-and-drop editor to learn and no component library to adopt.
Do I need to write backend code?
No. Apps are static HTML and JavaScript. Forigi reads the app's declared schema, provisions an isolated per-app database, and exposes a structured data interface. Auth, data wiring, and hosting are the platform's job.
How does Forigi know what data my org has?
IT publishes approved data sources — SharePoint files, OneDrive files — to the tenant's catalog. Because Forigi connects to Claude Code over MCP, the model can see that catalog while building, so it wires your app to the right source without you spelling out schemas.
Do I need IT to approve every app?
No, and that's the point. IT sets policy once — which sources are exposed, what apps may do — and every app inherits it automatically. IT has full visibility and a kill switch, so they don't need to pre-approve each tool individually.
Can I update an app after it ships?
Yes — redeploy from Claude Code and the app keeps its URL, its database, its data wiring, and its access list. Versions are kept, and you can publish a draft for preview or roll back to a previous version instantly.
What does it cost?
Pilot teams in the private beta have complimentary access during the program. Pricing will be published before general availability — no surprise per-seat mechanics.
Not the decision-maker? Get the pilot notes — a short monthly letter on what shipped and what pilots taught us — and send the IT view to whoever is.
Ship the tool you've been waiting on.
See your own use case deployed live in the demo — bring the spreadsheet, leave with the plan.