How It Works
You decide what's allowed. Your customers build inside those rules. You see everything that happens.
No developer needed on their side, and nothing they build can ever go further than you've allowed.
Step 1
You decide what's allowed
Before anyone builds anything, you set the rules: what they can see, what they can do, and how much it can cost. Everything built afterwards automatically looks and feels like the rest of your product, so there's nothing to double-check.
What they can see
- Only their own information, never another customer's
- View-only or full access, your call
- Nothing shared across the wall
What they can do
- Off until you switch it on
- Turned on one thing at a time
- Only reaches the systems you've approved
What it costs
- A simple usage-based cost per customer
- You set the price
- Charge your own customers however you like
Step 2
We set it up together
Our team works with yours to add Floka to your product and match it to how your product already looks, so every build feels like it came from your own roadmap.
What we do together
- Add Floka to your product
- Match it to your look and feel
- Map out who can access what
- Turn on the first few things customers can build
What you get
- A working example, not just a slide deck
- Everything kept safely separate from day one
- A dashboard showing what's been built
- A real partnership while we build this out together
Step 3
Your customers build, you see everything
Your customers describe what they need in plain English, whether that's a small tweak or a whole new automation connecting the tools they already use, and it appears inside your product. Everything is saved, so you can always see what changed and undo it.
For your customers
- Just describe what they want
- It always looks like part of your product
- No developer or support ticket needed
For you
- A full record of everything that's been built
- Undo anything, anytime
- Turn one customer's idea into a feature for everyone
Kept safe, by default
Everything your customers build runs in its own safe space, kept separate from your real systems and from other customers. Nothing goes live without a saved version you can undo.
Start with a fit check
See whether Floka is a fit for your platform. You'll only move to a demo if it makes sense.