Sloper’s apps run on your people’s laptops, instead of a web service you pay for each one. Your agent changes them for you, and IT controls what every app can see and do from one place.
A store for your company
Your industry’s apps, and the ones your people make, in a store only your company sees.
Shared inside your company only
Share an app with people and groups, to read, use or edit. Addresses outside your company are refused.
Roles that open the right actions
Each app names its roles and the actions each one opens. IT decides who holds them.
Apps run on your people’s laptops, inside Sloper’s sandbox, instead of a web service your company pays to host. Sloper manages the infrastructure that’s left, end to end.
Opens at once
Each computer keeps the data its person may see.
When the network drops
Changes wait on the laptop, and go out in order once it’s back.
Updates when you choose
A new version waits until you update. A rollback reaches everyone by itself.
Files of any size
Photos, PDFs and videos stream as they’re opened.
Use the Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Copilot subscription you already have. Sloper’s compiler builds, checks and signs every change before anyone can install it.
Ask in the app
The chat sits beside the app, and your agent sees what you’re looking at.
A draft for every chat
Your agent works in a branch of its own. Nobody sees it until you merge.
Previews for every push
Connect a GitHub repository, and every push builds a preview.
Asks before it acts
Merging your agent’s work takes your passkey.
Your agent’s changes wait in a branch, like a pull request for your data. You see each row it changed, and merge it or drop it.
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.
Exports and erasures
Export every table, or erase what’s about someone, with a second administrator.
Credentials stay in your company’s gateway, so apps never see them. The compiler refuses a build that breaks Sloper’s rules, and IT’s rules apply to every request.
Rules for every call
Run, confirm, approve or forbid each call, by service, path, app and group.
Approvals with passkeys
An approver sees the exact call and signs 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.
Can people outside our company sign in?
Not yet. Apps are shared inside your company only. 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 it signs from then on, and the desktop deletes its copies of your data. Each person’s copy is sealed under their own key.
Where does our data live?
On each person’s computer, only what they may see, and in your company’s gateway, which Sloper runs or you run in your own AWS account.
How do people sign in?
With Google, GitHub or ChatGPT, or on Enterprise through your own identity provider, with SAML or OpenID Connect.
What if we leave?
Export every table as JSON Lines, with every file in its own format, at any size.