Enterprise license

Day Zero on your infrastructure

Your people are already building small software with AI. Give them a private runtime that stays inside the company.

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Who uses it

Built for the people who ship the small tools

A CIO or CTO licenses the runtime. Employees keep using Claude, Codex, Cursor, or the agent they already like.

Forward deployed

Describe the app, put it online, and leave it on the company runtime when the visit is over.

Sales

Open deals stay in the CRM. The checklist, notes, and draft live in Tables.

Internal teams

Same d0 CLI. Same link. An admin can see it and turn it off.

The license

A private place for each small app, Tables for its own state, and an admin view of every link and owner.

Who can create an app, which teams may use which connector, and whether a link stays inside the company.

A governed door to Salesforce, HubSpot, the rest of your CRM, and the Drive folders a team already shares.

Access control

Apps stay internal unless an admin opens them further. Customer records stay in the system that already owns them.

Connectors

A small app can ask for “my open deals” or “this Drive folder” under your policy.

Salesforce Open deals and accounts, through a door you approve.

HubSpot The same kind of door for teams that already live in HubSpot.

Your CRM Customer records stay where the company already keeps them.

Drive The folders a team already shares, readable under policy.

How a license starts

Scope

One team

Sales, forward deployed, or an internal group.

First door

One connector

CRM or Drive. Add the next door when that team is live.

Commercial

Annual license

Installed in your account, on your infrastructure.

The demo is an employee describing an app, and the agent putting it online inside your rules.

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