For 5–30 person teams already executing with Claude Code or Codex. You get secure data connectors, one-click deploy, and a link your whole team can use.
It runs on your laptop. Sharing it means screenshots, a Loom, or pasting numbers into Slack by hand.
Pointing it at real data eats two days of credentials, permissions, and glue code before anyone sees a result.
Your ops lead waits on you for a filter change, so the tool that saved a week now costs you an afternoon.
Your agent handles the lifecycle end-to-end — from init to isolated sandbox to autonomous production. You review the diff and hit deploy.
VantEdge ships skill files and docs your agent reads on init. Claude Code and Codex pick them up automatically — so they know how connectors work, how data access is scoped, and how deploys behave. No re-teaching per project.
The agent stands up the app, connects it to your data, writes the interface, and adds the tests. You review each step in the same terminal you already use — no context switch, no new tool.
vantedge deploy builds the app, provisions its own sandbox with dependencies and secrets isolated, wires sign-in, and hands your team a URL. Rollback is one command back.
Schedule runs on cron. Pipe output to email or Slack. Every read lands in a per-app audit log with who asked, what came back, and what it cost — with row-level access enforced end-to-end.
You keep building where you build. Your team keeps working where they work.
Keep your prompts, your repo, your habits — nothing new to learn.
Every tool your team deploys lives in one place — anyone can open, run, or reuse.
One plan, one number, and model usage you can cap.
A team of 10, with $100 of model credits every month. Cancel whenever.
Monthly, cancel any time
Extra seats are $45 a month each. Model usage past $100 bills at cost, and stops at the cap you set — or bring your own keys and pay your provider directly.
One person on the team needs to be comfortable in Claude Code or Codex — usually a founder or the first engineer. Everyone else just opens a link and uses what that person shipped.
The small tools that keep getting pushed down the backlog: an onboarding checklist that reads your database, a refund approval queue, a weekly revenue view for the whole team, a QA sheet your support lead updates. Most take an evening. And once a tool is live, non-devs can tweak labels, filters, and fields in the browser without asking you.
Credentials live in your workspace, never in the tool. Each tool reads through the access rule you set, so a person only ever sees their own rows. Every read is logged with who asked and what came back.
Your $499 covers $100 of model usage a month, which is more than most teams of ten spend. Past that you pay what the provider charges, with no markup, and you set a cap so a runaway tool can't surprise you. You can see spend per tool and per person, and if you'd rather keep model billing separate, connect your own keys.
Yes. Your tools, connections, catalog, and access rules carry over as they are — the enterprise plan adds your own infrastructure, audit exports, and SSO. Talk to us when you're ready.