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Build business software with AI

Zite helps teams build connected business systems in a single Workspace. Each Workspace includes a shared database, supports multiple internal and public-facing apps, and lets you manage members and roles so the right people have the right access.
A Zite project with a landing page, client portal, team dashboard, and shared database
A Zite Workspace (your project home) is built around three core entities:

A Zite Database

Store the records, tables, and relationships your apps and forms use.

Apps

Build internal apps for your team and public-facing apps for clients, partners, or other users.

Forms

Collect submissions, requests, files, approvals, or updates into your project.

Features

These features live across your database, apps, and forms so the whole project works together.

Workflows

Send notifications, update records, call integrations, schedule work, and automate follow-up steps.

Access control

Invite teammates, add login, and decide who can view, create, edit, or delete data.

Version control

Track changes and keep the app, data, workflows, code, and configuration in one place.

Integrations

Connect tools like Google Sheets, Airtable, Slack, Gmail, Stripe, Notion, and other services your team already uses.

Brand and design

Apply brand kits, themes, logos, colors, fonts, and layout updates across the apps and pages in your project.

AI Agent

Ask Zite to plan changes, build features, add pages, update workflows, revise copy, explain the project, or make targeted edits.

Why build with Zite?

Zite is a better fit for business apps than consumer apps. Use it for internal tools, dashboards, portals, approval workflows, onboarding trackers, CRMs, inventory tools, and other systems where people need to view, update, approve, or act on operational data.
A workspace keeps one database, multiple apps, forms, members, and roles together. Use one workspace when the apps and forms should share the same records, team access, and business process. Create another workspace when the project needs a separate database, team, client, or department.
A workspace can include internal apps, external apps, and forms that all work with the same underlying database. For example, a public intake form can create records, an internal dashboard can triage them, and a client portal can show the right records back to the customer.
Every workspace includes a Zite Database for tables, fields, records, and relationships. You can start from a database, import data from tools like CSV, Excel, Google Sheets, or Airtable, or let Zite create the structure as part of an app build.
Workspace members can be assigned roles, and roles can control database access by table and action: view, edit, create, and delete. External apps can also have their own access behavior, including login when the app should only show users their own data.
Zite can connect to tools your business already uses, such as Google Sheets, Airtable, Slack, Gmail, Stripe, Notion, and other services. Use integrations when the app needs to read existing data, send notifications, trigger actions, or keep another system updated.

Common things people build

  • A CRM for tracking leads, customers, owners, notes, and follow-ups
  • A client portal where customers can see project status, files, invoices, and next steps
  • An inventory dashboard with stock levels, reorder alerts, suppliers, and item updates
  • An approval app for purchase requests, time off, expenses, content, or contracts
  • A support request tool with a public form and an internal triage dashboard
  • An onboarding tracker for employees, clients, vendors, or members
Last modified on August 5, 2026