Glide builds internal business apps and agents from a spreadsheet or a prompt. You upload a sheet or connect an existing data source, and it reads the structure, relationships and logic behind the data, then helps generate the screens and workflows. Apps run on desktop and mobile, stay connected to the same live data, and can be shared with employees, managers, customers or partners, each seeing only the view that applies to them. A free plan includes limited credits, 2 team members and 10 projects, while paid plans start at $25 per month for Basic, $50 for Plus and $125 for Pro.
Glide is made for operators, the people closest to a business problem who do not write code. Operations managers, finance and FinOps leads, field supervisors, practice leaders and small-company founders can all build their own tools. Teams that live in spreadsheets are a natural fit, since the data does not have to be rebuilt. Larger organizations can move to Pro or Enterprise for org-level roles, permissions, single sign-on and a choice of language model provider.
Typical projects include a mobile app for a field team, an inventory tracker, an event planner, a customer portal and an executive dashboard that all draw on one dataset. Updating a record in one app updates every connected app. Glide connects to Google Sheets, Excel, Airtable, QuickBooks, Salesforce, PostgreSQL, Snowflake, Slack, Notion and Asana. Teams can also install a ready-made app from its template marketplace and customize it, or ask Glide questions about the data behind their apps and act on the answers.
