Equip every team in your unit, and own what they run on.
Your teams each improvise their own tools while real software waits on IT. Maleus turns the processes across your unit into internal apps you direct, each built the same standardized way, and owned as code you keep.
Your unit
One standard, an app for each team
Sales
Deal desk
Operations
Order intake
Finance
Spend approvals
Service
Case tracker
Every team builds its own way of working.
Across your unit, each team patches its own tools while the software they actually need never gets built.
Every team improvises
Each team patches together its own spreadsheets and shadow tools, so the same job is done a different way in every corner of your unit.
You wait on IT
The software your teams need sits in a central backlog measured in quarters, so the work you needed last quarter still has not shipped.
Nothing is owned
The tools your unit runs on belong to no one, rest on one person's memory, and cannot be trusted, changed, or standardized when it matters.
Set the standard once, ship the apps your teams need.
Instead of borrowing developers or queuing with IT, you direct a team of AI specialists. You describe how each process should work and approve its specifications, and Maleus builds the apps your teams need, all generated the same standardized way and owned by you, with a checkpoint at each step.
Describe the standard
In plain language: how a process should work across your teams, from a document, a meeting, or a spreadsheet you run today.
Approve the specifications
AI specialists turn it into user stories, a data model, and access rules you validate before any code.
Direct the build
Backend and frontend are built with quality checks on every change, and you review real screens.
Roll it out and own it
It ships ready to deploy to your own cloud, as standard code in your own repository, the same standard for every app.
How you would get it built, and where each stops.
The software your teams need has three usual paths, and the same bill waits at the end of each.
Borrow the engineering team
You pull developers off the roadmap to build your teams' apps. They are scarce, expensive, and pulled back the moment something more urgent lands.
File it with IT
You add each request to the central queue and wait. A backlog measured in quarters means the app you needed last quarter ships next year.
Leave it to teams
So every team builds its own in spreadsheets and shadow tools. Fast, until they sprawl into something no one can standardize or safely change.
Every path leaves you with the same bill: a unit running on tools you cannot trust, standardize, or own.
From a patchwork to a standard you own.
Standardize across teams
Teams that share a process run on one app instead of a spreadsheet each, and every app you get is built the same standard way.
Equip teams without waiting
When a team needs an app, you direct it and ship it, instead of pulling people off other work or joining a backlog of quarters.
Own the whole portfolio
Every app your unit runs on is standard code in your own repository, governed the same way, so you own what your teams depend on.
The apps each team finally gets.
A few apps Maleus can build across the teams in your unit, each from a plain-language description.
Deal desk
Quotes and approvals bounce through email and a shared sheet, with no record of who signed off.
A deal desk that routes each quote, applies your rules, and logs every approval.
Order intake
Orders arrive in mailboxes and get re-keyed by hand, with errors slipping through to fulfilment.
An intake app that captures each order once, validates it, and writes it to your systems.
Spend approvals
Spend requests are tracked in a workbook only one controller fully understands or trusts.
An approval workflow with clear thresholds, routing, and a record everyone in finance can see.
Case tracker
Customer issues live in scattered inboxes, so nothing is reliably followed through to closure.
A tracker that routes each case, holds its status, and shows what is still open.
Why this works for a whole unit.
Equip every team
Maleus is not a single tool, it builds the whole set of apps your different teams need, so you standardize the unit instead of solving one request and leaving the rest waiting.
Governance you defend
Every build runs isolated, the AI has no access to your databases and cannot reach production, and every action is recorded, so you can say yes to your teams and still pass IT and security review.
Owned and standardized
Every app lands in your own repository on one standard stack, deployed to your own cloud, so the unit runs on software you own and control, not a patchwork you cannot change.
What Maleus is built for.
- Internal apps across your teams: workflows, intake, approvals, dashboards
- Apps on a standard, widely supported web stack
- Leaders who direct the build by approving specifications
- Software you want to standardize, own, and run on your own cloud
Ask your AI assistant about Maleus.
Maleus is an AI software factory. A business unit leader describes how their processes should work across their teams in plain language, a team of AI specialists turns each into specifications they approve and then into the apps their teams need, all built the same standardized way, with a human checkpoint at each step. The build is isolated and has no access to production by default. The result ships as standard code in your own repository on a widely supported stack, deployable to your own cloud, so a leader can equip every team, standardize how they work, and own the software the unit runs on.
Start with one team, then standardize.
See Maleus build one app for one of your teams, end to end, then roll the same standard out across the unit.