An app is a database plus permissions.
Your users then use it the way they like: the grid, pages, the API or their AI agent, with permissions always enforced.


Open pipeline by rep
Permissions that hold everywhere
One compiler decides what each person may read and do, in the grid, the API, MCP and the assistant. Roles only add access, and every app has its own database.
Sam's rule
Three surfaces, one definition
The builder sets the rules once. Each person then works the way they like, always on their own slice.
Work in the same grid
The real tables, with views, filters, grouping and linked records. Everyone opens the same grid and finds only their own rows in it.


Describe the screen you need
Ask the assistant for a dashboard, a board or a form, and it builds the page on your data. Every page reads through the permissions of whoever opens it.


Connect your agent
Every suite is an MCP server and every app has a REST API. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor and it works as you, with exactly your access.
How agents connect

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The agent proposes, you apply
The assistant inside Grid82 does not write on its own. A change arrives as a card showing what would change, and nothing happens until you approve it. Every write, by a person, a script or an agent, is recorded in a history it can be undone from.
Here is the change. Nothing is saved until you apply it.
Two products, one definition
Builders design apps in the Studio: tables, roles, rules and people. Everyone else signs in to the app at your suite's address. Switch the Studio off and every app keeps running.
Deals
Fields
Build around the way your team works.
A CRM, a client portal or a project workspace starts with connected records and clear rules.
All solutionsQuestions
How do I get access?
Join the waitlist. Access opens from it, and your invitation comes by email.
What is the difference between the Studio and an app?
The Studio is where a builder designs apps: tables, user roles, rules and people. An app is what invited people use, at their suite's address. They have separate sign-ins, and an app keeps working without the Studio.
What is a suite?
A set of apps that share one address, one login page and one list of people. The same person in two suites has two separate accounts, on purpose.
Which agents can connect?
Any MCP client that supports remote servers with OAuth, including Claude Code, the Claude app, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and Codex. A script can use the REST API with a key instead.
Can an agent see more than I can?
No. A key or an OAuth connection acts as the person who made it, and the same permission compiler checks it as checks their screen. It can be narrower than you, never wider.
Where does the data live?
Each app has its own SQLite database, running on Cloudflare's network. Two apps never share one.


Get access to Grid82
Access opens from the waitlist. Leave your email and your invitation comes by email.