Forty public projects you can open, fork and reshape with a few sentences.
Browse templatesSeparate client workspaces, white label, and the Git repo handed over at the end of the engagement.
See the programmePaste a URL. In thirty seconds you see exactly what Google receives before any JavaScript runs.
Check a URLAn internal tool starts from the sheet or the API you already run, not from a blank canvas. Eqlo writes the screens, the roles, and a Postgres database you can see. You pick the European Union, the United States, or the United Kingdom at creation. Five projects stay free, with one seat and no card.
Expense reports
A submit screen, a receipt, a manager step, then finance above a threshold you write in English. The claimant sees the status without chasing mail. CSV export keeps the old sheet as an export, not as the system. The first draft lands in two to five minutes. The afternoon is for the threshold only you know.
Production tracking
A list of jobs, a status, a person on the next step. Built for a phone, because that is where the work is. Offline mode keeps the last list open. You do not rebuild an ERP. You retire the tab that sat beside it.
A supplier portal
A login for people who are not on your payroll. They see their orders, not the whole company. Invitation goes out by email. Reader, editor, and administrator stay on your side. The supplier stays a reader.
Leave requests
A form, a calendar, a name on the approval. The people directory can sit in the same project. You do not mail a spreadsheet named FINAL. When someone leaves, you remove the seat.
This is an illustrative scenario, not a named client. An 80-person company still runs Friday expenses in a sheet. The operations lead pastes the columns and writes that managers approve first, then finance above 300 dollars, with a receipt required. Eqlo builds a submit screen, a queue, and a status the claimant can see. They import the existing sheet as CSV. They pick the United States region at creation. In the first month the team files through the tool instead of the tab. Finance stops chasing missing receipts in email. The sheet becomes an export.
An internal tool that invents a second source of truth will lose on the first Monday.
Eqlo creates a Postgres database from the description, with a schema you can see and change. Direct read access is there for developers. If you already run a database, say so. A very specific trade will still need a developer to take over.
CSV import and export are product facts. Google Sheets can be asked for in one sentence. Keys are stored encrypted. You start with an import and a gap you name, not with a promise that every legacy cell has an API.
Stripe, Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Notion, Slack, Brevo, HubSpot, Twilio, Google Analytics, and Supabase are the named connectors. Asked for in one sentence, errors handled. Not every old system has a clean API. When it does not, you keep the import and you write the hole.
An internal tool fails the first security review when it invents its own login.
Email, Google, and Apple sign-in exist on the public plans. A company identity provider is an enterprise conversation. Write to hello@eqlo.app. Until then, people open the tool with a mailbox they already control. You do not mail a password.
Reader, editor, administrator. Free is one seat. Plus is three. Team is ten. A commenter is not an editor. When someone leaves, you remove the seat. A forwarded URL is not a control.
Who changed a status, when, from which seat. Encryption at rest and in transit. A full access log. Daily backups, 30-day retention. A full export whenever you ask.
European Union, United States, or United Kingdom, chosen at creation. No silent move. Read the residency page before you paste addresses or a passport tab you should never have imported.
Operations, people teams, enterprise, and security take over from here.
Often, yes, through the connectors you enable. Spreadsheets, a calendar, a payment account. We do not pretend every legacy system has a clean API. If it does not, you start with a CSV import and a gap you name.
In the region you pick at creation: European Union, United States, or United Kingdom. Read the residency page before you put personal data in.
No. You need a clear loop and someone who owns the first version. Engineering comes in when you outgrow the first connections or want the repository in your own pipeline.
No. It is a way to stop running a second system in a sheet. If a vendor already does the job, keep them. Eqlo is for the gaps that never got a ticket.
Free is $0, one seat, five projects, no card. Plus is $19, three seats. Team is $49, ten seats. SSO beyond the public sign-in options is a conversation at hello@eqlo.app.
Five free projects, one seat, no card. The repository is yours when engineering has to come in.