Zite

What is Zite?

Zite is a platform for building custom business applications, automated workflows, and databases using natural language prompts or external AI agents. It targets teams that need to deploy internal tools or public portals without per-user licensing fees. The underlying database is powered by Postgres and supports data export.

What are the features of Zite?

• Prompt-based app generation

  Users describe the software they need in natural language, and the platform scaffolds the application and connects it to a database.
• External agent integration

  Supports building via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using external AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor without consuming platform credits.
• Automated workflows

  Scheduled or event-triggered automations can query the database, process data through AI models, apply conditional branching, and output to PDF, email, or Slack.
• Postgres-backed database

  Stores application and form data with support for SQL queries, sorting, filtering, and data export.
• Internal and external deployment

  Publishes apps to internal team portals or public-facing websites and landing pages.
• Workspace management

  Assigns roles such as Admin, Member, Moderator, or Guest to users across shared workspaces and applications.

What are the use cases of Zite?

• Grant management

  Organizations like the City of Boston use Zite to replace manual administrative tracking, which the customer claims saved 40% of staff time.
• Restaurant operations

  Building a public website that routes customer bookings and details directly into a trackable database.
• Sales pipeline tracking

  Deploying multiple connected apps, such as a CRM and client portal, on a single shared database to manage deals and trigger invoices.

How to use Zite?

1. Describe the application

   Enter a natural language prompt detailing the required app, such as a restaurant website that routes bookings to a database.
2. Review generated components

   Inspect the scaffolded application, connected database, and workflows before publishing.
3. Configure workflows

   Set triggers, database queries, conditional branches, and output actions like email or Slack alerts.
4. Publish the app

   Deploy the finished system to an internal portal or external URL.

Zite Pricing Information:

• Zite Pro

  $20 /mo; includes unlimited users and editors with no per-seat fees.