Kashvi for Enterprise
Velocity,
with control.
Your teams describe the internal tools, portals and mobile apps they need — Kashvi builds them with real authentication, isolated data and code you own. The backlog shrinks; the governance stays.
Every company has a second backlog.
The first backlog is the product — it gets sprints, engineers and standups. The second backlog is everything else: the approval workflow HR tracks in spreadsheets, the inventory count that lives in someone's head, the client status page your account managers rebuild in slides every Friday. That backlog never gets engineering time, because it never beats the product roadmap in prioritization.
Kashvi exists for that second backlog. The person who OWNS the problem — the ops lead, the account manager, the analyst — describes the tool in plain English, and gets working software: real logins, a real database with per-user isolation, a live preview to verify against, and code your engineers can audit or extend. What used to be a two-quarter ticket becomes a Tuesday afternoon.
And because the output is a standard React or React Native codebase — not a proprietary low-code diagram — nothing your teams build is ever trapped. Export it, hand it to engineering, host it yourself. The tools survive the vendor.
Every line of code your teams generate belongs to you. Full code view, hand-editing, and ZIP export are on every plan — leaving Kashvi never means losing your software.
Every generated app ships with real authentication and a database scoped per user. Connect your own Supabase and your data lives in YOUR infrastructure — Kashvi migrates the schema, you keep the keys.
You watch every build happen file by file, with a plan before and a validation pass after. No black-box deploys: what you see streaming is exactly what runs.
Credits are only consumed by work you asked for. If the platform causes an error, the platform fixes it for free — that policy is already live, not a promise.
Where we stand, plainly.
Enterprise pages love to overclaim. Here is the truth instead — what ships today, and what we are building with early enterprise partners.
- ✓Full code ownership — view, edit, download on every plan
- ✓Real auth + per-user data isolation in every app
- ✓Bring your own Supabase (your infra, auto-migrated schema)
- ✓Private-by-default projects; publish is an explicit action
- ✓Web + true mobile apps (React Native) from one platform
- ✓Credit refunds for platform-caused failures
- →SSO / SAML and enforced 2FA
- →Audit logs and admin controls
- →Team workspaces, roles & shared credits
- →SCIM provisioning
- →Dedicated hosting & custom domains
- →DPA, SLAs and procurement paperwork
Early partners shape this order. If one of these is your blocker, that's exactly the conversation to have with us.
What teams ship with it
Internal tools & admin panels
Approval workflows, inventory managers, content review queues, ops consoles. These are the tools every team needs and no sprint ever has room for — with Kashvi the team that feels the pain builds the fix, with real logins and an audit-friendly database underneath.
> Build an approval workflow with requests, statuses and an audit trail ↵Client portals
Give every client a login and a view of ONLY their own projects, files and invoices. Per-user data isolation is built into every Kashvi app by default — the hardest part of portal engineering is already done before you type a word.
> Build a client portal where each client sees only their projects ↵Dashboards & reporting
Replace the Friday spreadsheet ritual with a live dashboard: KPIs, trends, breakdowns, exports. Connect your own Supabase and the dashboard reads from infrastructure you control, in the region you choose.
> Build a KPI dashboard with trend charts and category breakdowns ↵Mobile field apps
True React Native apps your field teams run on their own phones — data collection forms, task lists, inspection checklists. Scan a QR code to test on-device today; export a store-ready Expo project when it graduates.
> Build a field inspection app my team can use on their phones ↵How rollout works
Pilot with one team
Pick one team and one overdue internal tool. They build it free, put it in front of real users the same week, and you judge results — not slideware.
Standardize on templates
Winning tools become internal templates: your auth patterns, your look, cloned in one click for the next team. Knowledge compounds instead of scattering.
Add governance as you grow
Private-by-default projects and explicit publishing are live today; workspaces, roles and audit logs land on the enterprise roadmap — shaped by the partners who need them first.
Scale without lock-in
Every app remains a standard codebase your engineers can lift out at any time. Adoption is reversible by design — which is exactly why it is safe to start.
Asked by every procurement team
Who owns the code our teams generate?+
You do, entirely. Every project is a standard React / React Native codebase that you can browse, edit and export as a ZIP at any time. There is no proprietary runtime.
Where does our data live?+
By default, generated apps store data in Kashvi’s managed Postgres with per-user row scoping. Teams that need data in their own infrastructure connect their own Supabase project — Kashvi manages the schema, you control the instance, keys and region.
Do you have SSO, audit logs and SLAs today?+
Not yet — they are on the enterprise roadmap and we say so plainly. If those are hard requirements, talk to us about timelines before you commit; early enterprise partners help set the order we build them in.
What does a typical enterprise use Kashvi for?+
Internal tools (approvals, inventory, dashboards), client portals with per-client logins, and rapid prototypes that become production tools — the software backlog that never gets engineering time.
Is our data used to train AI models?+
No. Kashvi builds with Anthropic’s Claude via the commercial API, and Anthropic does not train models on API data by default. Your prompts and code are used to build YOUR apps, nothing else.
How is Kashvi different from traditional low-code platforms?+
Low-code platforms give you a proprietary drag-and-drop runtime you can never leave. Kashvi writes standard React and React Native code that any developer can read, extend or migrate — the output is a normal codebase, not a locked diagram.
Can our developers extend what Kashvi builds?+
Yes — that is the point. Every project has a full code view with a real editor; your engineers can refine by hand while non-engineers keep iterating by chat. Both edit the same real files.
How do we run a pilot?+
Pick one team and one painful internal tool. Start free, build it in a day, put it in front of real users, then talk to us about rollout, credits and the roadmap items you need. No procurement required to find out if it works.
Bring a real problem
to the demo.
Pick the internal tool your team has postponed for a year. We'll build it live.
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