Everyone can build. IT stays in control.

Some of your people are already vibe-coding apps and dashboards with AI. Harriet Sites gives them a place to publish: shared with the people they choose, behind sign-in, and visible to IT.

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What changes when anyone can build

Anyone can build

Describe the app or dashboard you need. Harriet builds it from your connected systems and publishes it. No git, no hosting, no ticket to IT.

What people build

Read-only pages that show a team the figures it works from, kept current on a schedule.

  • Sales

    Pipeline by region

    Pipeline, win rate and deal size by region for the weekly leadership meeting.

  • Finance

    Month-end close status

    Which reconciliations are done and which are waiting, refreshed every morning.

  • People

    New starter hub

    Who to meet, what to set up and which policies to read in the first week.

  • Support

    Support queue health

    Open tickets, response times and backlog by team, for the daily stand-up.

Illustrative examples.

From a request to a shared app

The person who needs it builds it and decides who sees it. IT gets the record.

Read how sharing works
Maya · Pipeline dashboard Published

Build a dashboard of this quarter's pipeline by region from our CRM report.

Your app is live
Harriet read the report, built the page and published version 1. It is private to you until you share it.
Pipeline by regionLive

Version 1 · Owned by you

k7m2q9xa4d.harriet.page

OpenManage

Illustrative example. The people, company and figures are made up.

Every app in the company, under your rules

Admins get one list of every app in the company: its owner, who it is shared with, when it was last opened and what needs attention. They manage apps from here without being able to open the ones that aren’t shared with them. See how Harriet handles security across the platform.

All sites

Sites someone at your company can open, and sites with no owner. A site shared with nobody isn't listed here.

Needs attention

Site Owner Status Shared with Last opened
Pipeline by region Maya Chen LiveVersion 2 Viewers: 1 group and 1 person Today
New starter hub Alex Kim LiveVersion 4 Everyone at Meridian Yesterday
Support queue health Priya Shah LiveVersion 3 Everyone at Meridian 3 days ago
Month-end close status Daniel Cho Paused: owner leftAn admin needs to assign a new owner. Viewers: 1 group 12 days ago
Pricing calculator Jordan Lee Deploy failedVersion 1 is still live. Only the owner Never
Office move guide Lena Fischer LiveVersion 1 Viewers: 3 people 104 days ago

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Illustrative figures for a made-up organization.

Sign-in on every visit

Everyone signs in with Harriet before an app opens, and access is checked each time. Remove a person or a group and their access ends within minutes.

A record of everything

Who created, shared, published and signed in is logged. Filter the audit log by app, person or action, and export it as a CSV.

Private until shared

A new app is visible only to its owner. Nothing is public, and apps shared with nobody stay out of admin lists too.

Someone always owns it

If an owner leaves, their apps pause until an admin chooses a new owner. Reassign one app or all of them at once.

You decide who can create

Let everyone build, or limit creating to one group. Account owners and people with the Manage sites permission manage the rest.

Safe to update

Every publish is a numbered version, and two editors can’t overwrite each other. If a publish fails, the last good version stays live.

Questions we get asked

What kind of apps can people build?
Dashboards, scorecards, status boards, calculators and reference pages that show figures and analysis from your connected systems. They are read-only: they don’t take form input, store data of their own or run server code.
Do people need to know how to code?
No. They describe what they want in plain language and Harriet builds and publishes it. They ask for changes the same way.
Who can open an app?
Only people at your company, after they sign in with Harriet. A new app is private to its owner, who adds named people, groups or the whole company; there are no public links or guest access.
Can IT see what people publish?
Admins see every shared app, its owner, who it is shared with and when it was last opened, but they can’t open an app unless it is shared with them. Private apps stay hidden from admins unless they ask for logged, time-limited access and the owner is told.
Does an app show people data they couldn’t see otherwise?
It can, because an app shows the figures as its owner’s access produced them. That is why adding people needs a confirmation that they can see that data, and why every share is logged.
What happens when the owner leaves?
The app pauses until an admin chooses a new owner, so nothing keeps running with nobody looking after it. You can hand over one app or all of a leaver’s apps at once.
Can an app stay up to date?
Yes. Ask Harriet to refresh the figures, set a reminder, or have a cloud agent update it on a schedule. Each app shows when its data last changed.

Which app would your team build first?

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