Turn your words into apps and products
Rosvelt turns plain-language requests into mobile apps, desktop apps, complex tools, and products built with code. Bring your team together with 40+ integrations on a single board.
Enterprise portal for internal purchasing
Requests, approvals, vendors, and reports
Preparing canvas, MCPs, and parallel work
I reviewed the procurement context and organized the project into one enterprise delivery.
The initial structure looks like this:
| Route | What it is |
|---|---|
| / | Executive dashboard with KPIs and approval queue |
| /requests | Create, filter, and review purchase requests |
| /approvals | Workflow by role, amount, vendor, and cost center |
| /vendors | Vendor profile, risk, and related contracts |
| /reports | Monthly spend, SLA, and exportable audit trail |
Turn internal requests into software your teams can use
Give product and engineering leaders one board to capture requests, preserve context, and turn approved ideas into coded tools without adding another delivery layer.
Explore use cases“I shipped a full AI trading platform with a backtester in four days — the kind of build that used to take a team a quarter.”
Migrations made easy.
No rip-and-replace. Rosvelt slots into the tools your team already lives in, so moving your work over takes minutes, not quarters — keep your stack and let Rosvelt coordinate the build on top of it.
Jira. Keep planning in Jira while Rosvelt turns issues into coded apps, features, and tools.
Notion. Start from docs, specs, and tasks, then turn them into buildable product work.
Slack. Keep the team updated when work starts, needs input, or is ready to review.
Email. Get progress updates and review requests as builds move forward.
GitHub. Connect your repo so coded changes land in your normal pull request workflow.
Rosvelt. A single board for words, code, collaboration, and review — connected to your stack in minutes.
Get startedIf it speaks MCP, Rosvelt can use it.
Your agents aren't boxed into one suite. Thousands of tools are one connection away — and Rosvelt can connect to any MCP server, including the internal, private ones your company built itself.
Give your agent agents a real computer.
Every Rosvelt agent opens its own secure machine — a full computer to run code, crunch data, process files, and build things. Heavy work runs in isolation on any OS, not on your laptop and not in your data.
And when something only lives behind a login or a clunky web UI, your agent opens a browser and does it the way a person would. If a human can do it on a computer, your agent can too.
Preview every agent's work live.
Open the result of each agent's work as a live app preview. Watch the interface change while the agent builds, then jump into the same workspace to guide, edit, or keep shipping beside it in real time.
Compare parallel agents, review the strongest direction, and publish the version your team wants without losing the thread.
Catalina C.
Admin
Enterprise app · updated 2m ago
18 pending · 4 urgent
6 rules · 2 changes
42 active · 3 at risk
Jira · GitHub · ERP
2 weeks
from words to production launch
100%
delivered on time and at cost
4 days
to ship a coded product experience
Faster to launch
Ship in weeks what a big dev team takes three to four months to build.
Research from external studies and Rosvelt's customers. McKinsey ↗ · GitHub ↗ · Anthropic ↗ · DORA ↗
Security for real code and real teams.
Rosvelt is being built with the security, compliance, and access controls enterprise teams expect when software is built across repos, tools, and teams.
“Rosvelt gives us one place to turn client requests into scoped work, execution, and review. It feels like managing a board, but the tickets actually move.”
Andy
OceansCode