Glide

glideapps.com ↗

Build internal business apps from a spreadsheet or a prompt

SI Score
74/100
Pricing
Freemium
Free plan
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What it does

Glide is an AI software development platform for building internal business apps from a spreadsheet, a prompt, or a file. It reads the structure, data, relationships, and logic behind your spreadsheet, then helps create the screens and workflows your business needs. Apps run on desktop and mobile and stay connected to the same live data.

Glide fits teams that already run on spreadsheets and want working internal apps without a long build cycle. You upload a spreadsheet or connect tools your team already uses, and Glide reads the structure, data, relationships, and logic behind it to help create screens and workflows. Every app is connected to the same data, so a change in one place shows up everywhere. Apps can be shared with employees, managers, customers, and partners, each seeing the information and actions that matter to them. The pricing page lists a free tier with limited credits, 2 team members, and 10 projects, plus paid tiers from $25 to $125 per month with more credits, published apps, and workflows. Enterprise adds single sign-on, enterprise integrations, and a choice of your org's LLM provider. Before rolling an app out widely, check credit limits and per-plan caps on published apps, workflows, and team members, since these shape what you can ship. The site does not state whether an API is available or whether the software is open source, so those remain unknown.

Strengths
  • Turns an existing spreadsheet into an app without rebuilding the data
  • Connected apps share one live data source
  • Free tier with limited credits, 2 team members, and 10 projects
Watch out for
  • Credits and published app limits vary by plan
  • Some features, such as publishing public apps and building with your own agent, need higher tiers
  • No statement about an API or open source licensing on the homepage or pricing page
Best for
Operations teamsInternal tool buildersField teamsCustomer portal owners Field operations