No code. Every KLYKX app is built from a few simple pieces — and you shape them just by describing what you want. Here's where to start, and what each piece actually does.
You'll spend most of your time in step 2 — and the assistant does the heavy lifting.
Describe it in a sentence and KLYKX designs and builds it — or start from a ready-made template and clone it in one click.
My Apps · TemplatesOpen the assistant (bottom-right) and just ask or instruct: “add a Priority field”, “who approves a leave?”, “email the manager when it’s submitted.” It explains, then builds.
AI AssistantAdd your real people and their roles, clear the demo data so you start clean, and you’re running the app for real.
Users · Test DataLearn these and you can build almost anything. Everything else plugs into them.
Your data. A thing your business tracks — a Customer, an Invoice, a Leave Request. Its fields hold the details: name, date, amount, status. Everything else in the app hangs off entities.
e.g. add a Priority field to Complaints, or a new Vendor master.
Where people work. Every entity gets a page — a form to fill in and views to browse: a list, cards, a kanban board, a calendar. This is what your team actually sees and clicks.
e.g. show Orders as a kanban board, or add a self-service “My Requests” page.
The approval path. The stages a record moves through — Draft → Submitted → Approved → Paid — with the buttons each role can press and a status bar on every record.
e.g. route a leave to the manager, then HR, before it’s approved.
The automation. The logic that runs for you — total an invoice, calculate leave days, post a ledger entry, or call another system. Runs on a save, a status change, or a schedule.
e.g. auto-total line items, or calculate worked hours from check-in/out.
Same idea as the core four — describe what you want and the assistant wires it up.
Time-based jobs. Run a bizflow on a schedule — monthly payroll, weekly preventive-maintenance work orders, daily reminders.
e.g. run payroll on the 1st of every month.
Scheduler
“When this, do that.” Watches your records and fires an automation the moment a condition is met.
e.g. stock ≤ reorder level → raise a reorder.
Data Triggers
Branded PDFs. Invoices, receipts, certificates with a scannable QR code — generated automatically when a record hits a status.
e.g. an Invoice PDF when a Quotation is Accepted.
Documents
Keep people posted. Email or WhatsApp messages sent automatically on key workflow actions.
e.g. email the manager when a leave is submitted.
Notifications
Connect the outside world. Slack, Teams, Stripe, Razorpay, KYC, or any REST API. Paste a key, test it, and use it from a flow.
e.g. post to Slack, or create a payment link.
Integrations
See how it's going. KPI cards and charts over your data, arranged onto a dashboard for each role.
e.g. revenue by month, orders as a KPI.
Reports · Dashboards
The assistant is on every page. Ask a question and it teaches you; give an instruction and it builds it — no menus to hunt through. It knows your app’s real entities, forms, and flows.
Real users, reporting lines, and who can do what.
One click removes the sample records so you start clean.
Create a record and push it through its workflow once.
Paste your keys (Slack, payments, …) and test each one.