Sloper

Big software suites make every company work the same way, and changing them is a project. With Sloper, your people’s AI agents change the apps to fit how you work, and IT stays in control.

Your people describe the change to their AI agent, and it makes it. Sloper checks the new version before it goes to your company’s app store.

Take out what you don’t use

Fewer fields, steps and screens, so every app is simpler to learn.

Add what only you need

A field, an approval, a report, or a whole new app.

No change fees

Your people make the changes with their AI agent. Every change comes with your subscription.

Generic software doesn’t know your industry. Sloper builds each industry’s apps with people who’ve done the work.

The documents

The ones your team works from, laid out the way they’re read.

The rules

The checks your industry runs, inside the app, not in a spreadsheet beside it.

The handoffs

Each team sees its part, and nothing is typed twice.

Every tool brings its own data, its own logins and its own servers.

Fewer tools

Your industry’s apps share one set of data, so the tools and spreadsheets around them go.

Far less infrastructure

Apps run on your people’s laptops, and Sloper manages the rest.

No new AI bill

Your people use the Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Copilot plan they already have.

Each app runs on your people’s laptops, inside Sloper’s sandbox. There’s no server to run for it.

Sloper’s compiler checks every app before anyone can install it, whether a person or an AI agent wrote it. Passwords and keys stay in your company’s gateway, so apps never see them.

Each app has roles, and each role allows certain actions. IT decides who has which role.

Rules for every outside call

Run, confirm, approve or forbid each call an app makes, by service, path, app and group.

Approvals for sensitive calls

An approver sees the exact call and signs off on it. The gateway sends only that call.

An attested gateway

It runs in an AWS Nitro Enclave, and every computer checks it before sending anything.

In your own AWS account

Sloper runs your gateway, or you run the same image in your own account.

SSO and SCIM

SAML or OpenID Connect, with people and groups from Okta or Microsoft Entra ID.

An audit log

Every change made through the console, exported or streamed to S3, Splunk or Datadog.

A history of every change

Who changed what, when, and through which app.

Undo a version’s changes

Revert what one version, person or action did in the last 30 days.

Erasures

Erase someone’s personal data, with a second administrator’s approval.

Can a change break an app?

Sloper’s compiler builds and checks every version before anyone can install it. If one still isn’t right, roll it back, and the rollback reaches everyone by itself.

Where does our data go when an AI agent reads it?

To the provider of the AI agent each person uses, under their account and its terms. Sloper itself sends your data to no AI model.

Can people outside our company sign in?

Not yet. Clients and suppliers get what you send them, as PDFs and emails.

What happens when a laptop is lost?

Revoke it in the console. The gateway refuses whatever that laptop signs from then on, and the desktop app deletes its copy of your data. Each person’s copy is sealed under their own key.

How do people sign in?

Through your company’s single sign-on, or with a Google, GitHub or ChatGPT account.

What if we leave?

Export every table as JSON Lines, with every file in its own format, at any size.