What you do
You write the request the way you would brief a colleague: who will use the app, what they do all day and what is painful today. You do not write code or choose technology. If something about your business is unclear, the crew asks you in plain words.
What the crew builds
Apps are shaped around the way you already work, for example order desks, delivery routes, stock, purchasing approvals, leave or customer portals. Each app includes:
- Screens drawn for computer and phone.
- Saved records, so the app keeps your data.
- Sign-in, with each person seeing only what they should.
- Your logo and colours, the same on apps, reports and slides.
How a draft is checked
The crew tries the app out. Then a second crew member that did not build it looks it over and checks who can see what. Every app starts as a draft, nothing goes live until you say so, and earlier versions of your apps are kept so you can go back to one.
Asking for changes
Changes work the same way: tell the crew what to adjust. Leo, the crew’s lead, decides who is needed, one or two experts for a small change and a full team for something new.
How it works
- Describe the business Write what your business needs in plain words in the chat.
- The crew plans and builds a draft Leo brings in the experts the job needs, who ask you only about your business.
- The draft is checked The crew tries the app out and a second crew member checks it.
- You approve You read the draft, ask for changes, and approve it to go live.
Common questions
Do I need technical knowledge to build an app with BARITA AI?
No. You describe what your business needs in your own words. The crew handles the technical work and only asks you about your business.
Who decides when the app goes live?
You do. Every app starts as a draft, and nothing goes live without your approval.
Can the app look like my company?
Yes. Your logo, colours and sign-in appear on every app, report and slide.
Related answers
Tell the crew what your business needs
Describe it in your own words. You approve what goes live.
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