Private by default
New projects and private copies stay visible only to the people you choose.
Safety built into every step
You can see and control exactly what your app is allowed to do.
Every workspace starts private. We check who is allowed in on every request, keep paid work within your limits, and record the changes that matter.
Describe your first workflowIdentityAccessBudgetPurposeRecord
security
What keeps your everyday work safe
Roles that fit the job
Owners, builders, reviewers and viewers each get only the access their role needs.
Hard spending limits
Every paid action is checked against your daily and monthly limits before it runs.
Safe connections
Your app never handles sensitive account keys, not in the browser and not in its own code.
A clear record
Important changes, approvals and usage are all recorded, so you can see who did what.
Data stays separate
Each app only sees its own workspace data, and every request is checked against what you approved.
Safe from start to finish
A safe release begins long before anyone clicks publish.
The best protection is a process anyone can follow. Privacy, review and a way back are built into every step, from the first idea to the live app.
- 01
Build in private
New work starts in a private workspace with test data. Nothing goes public on its own.
- 02
Check the exact change
A reviewer can try the new version and see what changed before approving it to go live.
- 03
Go live with a way back
The approved version goes live as one recorded change, and the previous version stays ready if you need it.
When something goes wrong
Clear limits turn common problems into simple decisions.
A team member leaves the company.
Remove their access once. From then on, their old account cannot open projects or start new work.
A task runs far more often than expected.
Each paid action is checked against your limit first. Once the limit is reached, extra work pauses.
A new version breaks an important task.
You can find the version that went live, see what changed, and restore an earlier one that worked.
Clear answers
Questions teams ask before they begin.
01Can people see projects from another workspace?
No. We check workspace and project access on our servers for every request. Hiding a button is never treated as real security.
02Could the app leak access to an outside account?
No. Your app works through KasiLabs, so sensitive account keys never touch the browser or the app’s own code.
03Who can publish an app?
Only someone with the right role can approve a release. You can give building, reviewing and publishing to different people.
04Can important actions be reviewed later?
Yes. Releases, approvals, access changes and paid usage are all recorded, so you can see what happened and who decided it.
Begin with one useful outcome