Some structures cannot be thought of as a table: customers, partners, shareholdings, family businesses, everything is connected. Anyone who needs to see how a web of shareholdings or family ties actually fits together gets it at a glance here, instead of piecing it together from separate rows. This application shows people, companies and their connections as a network, with four switchable views, a self-arranging view and a focus view that shows only what relates to one person or company.
Records, photos, even incomplete details like an approximate date, can be edited directly in the network. Anyone who should only read along gets their own read-only access. New members and visitors join through a tamper-proof invite link, with no account to set up. An assistant answers questions about the network and enters new information straight from a sentence, so nobody has to open a form for it.
What ports as-is
- Five views of the same network, from circular to self-arranging, with a focus filter and a split layout that remembers how you last set it
- Creating, editing and linking records, including photos
- Handling incomplete or approximate dates
- Sign-in with roles for admins and members, plus a flow where changes are proposed first and approved afterward
- Tamper-proof invite links where the permission is set on the server
- Managing the AI models with a credit balance per user
- The assistant that answers questions and adds entries
- A ready-made template for putting the application into operation two different ways
What we build for you
- The schema for people, companies and relationships, and what you call them
- Which views your team should even see
- The colours and look of the application
- The wording on invitations and the role model
- What the assistant should know, and which AI model it uses
- Hosting and database
