For internal teams
For the work that never reaches the top of IT's list.
Your analysts and consultants know exactly what the business needs. Now they can build it in a chat with Claude, and run it on a platform IT can see and take over.
Today
- ✕A request in IT's backlog, behind forty others
- ✕A spreadsheet that grew out of control
- ✕A tool bought on someone's card that IT can't see
With Syntica
- ✓Your team builds it in a chat with Claude
- ✓It runs properly, with real users and real data
- ✓IT can see it, govern it and take it over
For you, the builder
What building it looks like
You know the process better than anyone. That is the hard part, and you already have it. The rest happens in a chat.
1
Describe what you need
In plain words, the way you would explain it to a colleague. No code, no technical terms.
2
Try it with your team
Nothing goes live until you say so. Show it to the people who will use it first.
3
Change it as you learn
Feedback becomes the next message. Every change is saved, so you can always go back.
4
Hand it to IT when it's proven
If it becomes important, IT takes it over as ordinary code. Nothing to rebuild.
One page, three readers
Forward it to whoever needs to say yes.
For you
Build what you've been asking for
- ✓Describe it in a chat with Claude
- ✓Live with its own web address
- ✓Change it whenever the process changes
For your manager
A budget line, not a project
- ✓No cost per person who uses the app
- ✓Never billed per credit or token
- ✓Start with one team, no big project
For IT
Shadow IT, made visible
- ✓Every app visible, with access by role
- ✓Each app on its own server
- ✓Take it over as ordinary code
For your IT teamWhat IT will ask →
What your IT team sees
Every app, who built it and who can use it, in one place. Access is role-based, every app runs on its own server, and IT can take any app over as ordinary code.
Questions your team will ask
“Do I need to know how to code?”
No. You describe what you want in a chat with Claude, the way you would explain it to a colleague, and Claude writes the code. You need a Claude account and a GitHub account, but you don't need to know anything about GitHub itself. Claude handles the code and keeps it there for you.
“What if I break something?”
Every change is saved as its own version, and nothing goes live until you say so. Try a change with your team first. If something still goes wrong after it's live, ask Claude to put the previous version back. That's one message.
“What happens when I change roles or leave?”
The app keeps running in your organisation's Syntica account. Connect GitHub with a company account rather than a personal one, so the code stays with the organisation too. Then a colleague can pick it up in their own chat with Claude, or IT can take it over.
“Is our data safe?”
Each app runs on its own server in Frankfurt, Germany, never shared with other customers. Passwords and keys for connections are stored write-only: added once, and never readable back through the platform. Your IT team will find the details on the security page.
“Won't this just create shadow IT?”
The opposite. Work like this happens anyway: on laptops, in personal accounts, in tools bought on someone's card. On Syntica it runs on a governed platform where IT can see every app, access is by role, and each app runs on its own server.
“Will IT have to support it?”
Only if you want them to. Day to day, the person who built it keeps it running and changes it in a chat. If an app becomes important, IT inherits ordinary code with a standard setup, which they can keep on Syntica or move to their own hosting.
“We already have a request in with IT.”
Keep it there. Big systems belong on IT's roadmap. Syntica is for the long list of tools that will never reach the top of that queue: the approval flow, the tracker, the spreadsheet that became critical. And if IT builds the bigger version later, what you made shows them exactly what's needed.
Get your spot in the beta.
We open spots from the waitlist, oldest first. When yours opens, the free tier is a real environment with a real URL. No card.
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