Internal tools stuck in the backlog
Every company has a queue of small systems nobody will ever prioritise: an approval form, a supplier portal, an admin panel over one database table. So the work happens in spreadsheets, and the spreadsheets quietly become infrastructure.
The internal backlog never clears
A two-week admin panel loses to customer-facing work every quarter. It has been losing for three years.
Spreadsheets running real processes
Requests, approvals and registries in shared files, with no permissions, no validation and no history of who changed what.
Every tool is a new stack
Each one-off brings its own framework, deployment and maintenance burden onto a team that is already thin.
IT becomes a form-filling service
Developers spend the week on exports and data fixes because business users cannot safely reach the data themselves.
The tools your backlog will never reach
Forge Studio builds internal applications from components: connect a data source, lay out tables, forms and dashboards visually, add approval logic and permissions, publish to a URL. A two-week project becomes an afternoon, and what business users used to do in spreadsheets now happens with validation and an audit trail.
Your data, not another copy of it. Connect Postgres, MySQL, MSSQL, MongoDB, REST and GraphQL APIs, spreadsheets or your ERP, and read and write in place. There is no import step and no second version of the truth to reconcile.
Visual where it helps, code where it matters. Drag components onto a canvas and bind them to queries, then drop into JavaScript for a specific transform, validation or side effect. Developers keep control of queries and logic while layout stops eating their week.
Approvals and automation included. Multi-step workflows with conditions, scheduled jobs, webhooks and notifications to email or a messenger. A request form becomes a process with an owner, a deadline and a history instead of a chat thread.
Permissions fine enough to be safe. Role-based access down to the component and the column, with row-level filters, masked fields and every write logged with its author. Business users get exactly the access they need, which keeps IT out of the export business.
Governed like real software. Apps live in Git-backed versions with staging and production environments, review before release and one-click rollback. Self-hosting is available when a data source cannot leave your network.
First tool in three days. Digict LTD builds the first application with your team - usually the process currently living in a spreadsheet - and trains the people who will build the next ones. Most customers ship their second tool without us.
Internal software without a project
Visual builder
Tables, forms, charts and layouts bound to live queries.
Data connectors
SQL and NoSQL databases, REST and GraphQL APIs, spreadsheets.
Workflows
Multi-step approvals, scheduled jobs, webhooks and notifications.
Custom code
JavaScript hooks for transforms, validation and side effects.
Access control
Role, row and column permissions with a full write audit.
Environments
Git-backed versions, staging, production and rollback.
For teams whose backlog is longer than their year
IT & platform teams
Serve internal requests without opening a repository per tool, and keep queries, permissions and releases under review.
Operations
Registries, request forms and approval flows replacing shared spreadsheets, with validation and an audit trail.
Partner-facing teams
Supplier and client portals over existing data, published with scoped access and no separate integration project.
Transparent terms
Priced per builder, viewers included · 14-day trial on your own data
Up to 3 builders, unlimited viewers, core connectors.
Workflows, environments and granular permissions.
Self-hosting, SSO and audit. From 20 builders.
Forge Labs
A developer-tools team of 18, building since 2020 for companies whose internal software queue is longer than their roadmap.
Digict LTD
Digict LTD contracts the subscription, builds the first application with your team, trains your builders and provides first-line support.
Common questions
Does it replace our developers?+
No. It takes the layout and plumbing work off their plate. Queries, logic and releases stay under their control, which is why the tools stay maintainable.
Where does the data live?+
In your existing databases and APIs. Forge reads and writes in place, so there is no synchronised copy to keep consistent.
Can we self-host?+
Yes, on Enterprise - inside your own network or private cloud, which is the usual answer when a data source cannot be exposed.
What if we outgrow it?+
Apps are exportable and the logic is plain JavaScript, so a tool that becomes business-critical can be rebuilt by your team without reverse engineering it.
How do payments and paperwork work?+
You contract with Digict LTD: invoice-based payments and monthly closing documents covering subscription, the first build and support.
How long until the first tool is live?+
Three days is typical for the first application, built with your team during rollout. The second one is usually built without us.