Your idea. Your audience.
Give your personal projects a home. Invite a few people, use a password, or share publicly when appropriate. Keep control as you keep building.
Guardrails for what you build with AI
Build freely.
Share confidently.
Bring the app you built with AI. Railden hosts it, checks its security, and puts sharing and data access behind clear guardrails. Built for your own projects, your small business, and your whole organization.
Less platform work. More useful software.Your assistant
Project planner
“This works.
Let’s share it.”
App ready to publishYour tools. Your workflow.
Your workspacePrivate
PROJECT / PLANNER
Project overview
✓ Security checked · Audience set
Your tools. Your ideas.
Ready to share.
Publish on your terms.
Individual · Business · Enterprise
Start with you.
Grow with your work.
One platform for solo builders, small businesses, and larger organizations. Choose the workspace and controls that fit the way you build and share.
A shared home for a small team.
Bring your business tools into one workspace, with shared ownership, roles, and usage limits that keep a growing team organized.
Your company. Your boundaries.
Add workforce identity, approved data connections, viewer-specific permissions, and central oversight for publishing across an organization.
Why Railden
From “it works for me”
to “you can use it too.”
Keep building in your own flow. Get publishing, hosting, security, and access controls together, with less infrastructure to set up and fewer moving parts to look after.
Keep the tools you love.
Build with your preferred AI assistant or editor. Publish through your assistant, the CLI, or a browser upload. Your existing project is the starting point.
Make the setup yours.
Railden derives the setup from your project. Review a plain-language summary, choose your audience, and adjust connections and limits. Private defaults get you started.
Let the platform run it.
Hosting, security checks, versions, and rollback live in one place. Keep improving your app with a stable URL and a way back when an update needs it.
The rails are part of the platform
Guardrails built in.
Control stays with you.
A useful app deserves a clear picture of what it contains, who can use it, and what it can reach. Railden brings those decisions into the publishing flow, starting with your first project.
- Check before you share.
- Secret and dependency scans run at publish. Critical findings block publication, with findings available to review.
- Know what’s in each version.
- An app SBOM, or software bill of materials, records its components and dependencies alongside the version you publish.
- Configure the things that matter.
- Audience, connections, and usage limits sit with your app. Start with managed defaults and add controls as your needs grow.
APP RECORDVERSION 07
Project planner
One version. A clear view of the details.
Security & components
- Secret scan
- Checked
- Dependency scan
- Checked
- SBOM
- Attached to this version
Configuration
- Audience
- Invited people
- Connections
- None
- Usage limits
- Configured
For enterprise apps with governed data
Same app.
Their access.
When an enterprise team shares a Salesforce dashboard, each viewer still sees only the records their own source permissions allow. Sharing the app never lends the builder’s authority.
See how the boundary holdsTry the example. Change the viewer,
then try sharing it publicly.
Alex’s pipelineWest team · 2 permitted records
NorthstarDiscovery
FormaProposal
✓ Authorized with Alex’s source permissions
Governed data stays within its audience.
Interactive example with sample data. No real app or permissions are changed.
For growing teams and organizations
More apps.
Less guesswork.
As more people publish, keep a clear view of who owns each app, who can open it, and what it can reach. Act without chasing a builder or reading every line of generated code.
Workspace overview
Illustrative enterprise view| Application | Owner | Audience | Connection | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pipeline dashboard | Alex Chen | Sales team | Salesforce | Published |
| Project intake | Sam Morgan | Operations | App records | Published |
| Campaign planner | Jordan Lee | Only the owner | No connections | Draft |
Ownership · audience · connections · activityOne place to follow the work.