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The screens nobody had time to build.

Landing pages, internal tools, capture forms, portals, briefs and signable documents — the working software between a spreadsheet and an engineering project.

Seven things people actually ask for.

Each one lists what the run produces.

A landing page that converts

Hero, proof, pricing, FAQ and a form that actually posts. Published on your own domain with the certificate issued for you.

app/page.tsx
app/api/signup/route.ts
published · your-domain.com

The tool that never got engineering time

Approval queues, intake forms, field reporting. Real screens for real processes, connected to the system of record.

app/approvals/page.tsx
app/approvals/[id]/page.tsx
workflow · Salesforce update Case

A form that writes into the CRM

Fields, picklists and lookups come from live describe metadata, so the form matches your org rather than a guess.

app/leads/new/page.tsx
POST /workflows/:id/invoke
workflow · Salesforce create Lead

A multi-step flow with real routes

Each step its own route, with a shared progress bar and a draft that survives a reload.

app/apply/company-details/page.tsx
app/apply/documents/page.tsx
app/apply/review/page.tsx

An inbox that reports, not just lists

A Gmail or Outlook search scoped to the mailbox you connect, rendered as whatever view you asked for.

app/brief/page.tsx
workflow · Gmail search_messages
scope · one connected mailbox

A document someone has to sign

Merge app values into a print-ready template, collect a signature on canvas, seal a verifiable PDF.

app/quote/[id]/page.tsx
workflow · Klego Sign sign_document
GET /workflows/sign/:id/verify

No interface at all

One saved workflow with an invocation key, called from a cron job or a service you already run.

POST /workflows/:id/invoke
Authorization: Bearer <key>
every call logged with its input

Who ends up using it.

Usually two people in the same room: the one who knows what it should do, and the one who has to approve it.

  • Operations

    You know the process better than anyone. Describe it; the screen follows.

  • Sales and revenue teams

    Landing pages, capture forms and pipeline views that write into your own Salesforce org.

  • Engineers

    Take the version as a starting point, push it to your own repo, keep going in your editor.

  • Agencies and consultants

    Stand up a concept in front of a client, refine it in the room, hand over source.

It ends on your domain, not ours.

Publish to a public container, point your domain at it, and Klego handles the DNS check and the certificate.