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title: "Start with the work you want to do."
description: "Business app designs by assistant, team and use case."
language: en
canonical: https://gtable.app/solutions
source: gtable website
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# Start with the work you want to do.

A good app starts with connected records and clear access rules. Explore these designs by assistant, team or use case. These are examples to build from, not pre-built templates. gtable is not open yet.

## Build with

- [Claude](https://gtable.app/build-with/claude): Use Claude to turn a business process into connected tables, access rules and screens. gtable gives the app a lasting definition, so the result does not depend on one chat.
- [ChatGPT](https://gtable.app/build-with/chatgpt): Work through the app's structure with ChatGPT, then connect a compatible MCP client to the records you are allowed to use. The conversation helps you design; gtable holds the tables and permissions.
- [Gemini](https://gtable.app/build-with/gemini): Use Gemini to reason about your data model and write an interface, or build an agent that calls gtable's REST API. The model generates the plan; the database enforces access.

## Teams

- [Sales teams](https://gtable.app/teams/sales): Connect companies, contacts and deals in a sales app where each person works on the records they are allowed to see.
- [Operations teams](https://gtable.app/teams/operations): Model requests, owners and suppliers in one operations app, with access shaped around responsibility rather than another spreadsheet copy.
- [Agencies](https://gtable.app/teams/agencies): Link clients, projects and deliverables in an agency app that keeps each client inside their own work and each team on the same records.
- [People teams](https://gtable.app/teams/people): Connect roles, candidates and interviews in a hiring app where access is granted around the hiring work each person actually owns.

## Apps

- [CRM](https://gtable.app/apps/crm): Build a connected customer model with companies, contacts and deals, then choose who can read and edit each part of it.
- [Project management](https://gtable.app/apps/project-management): Build a project app with related tasks and clients, so every view draws from the same work and respects the same access rules.
- [Client portals](https://gtable.app/apps/client-portals): Design a client portal on your actual project data, with row and field rules that define exactly what each invited client may see.
- [Inventory](https://gtable.app/apps/inventory): Model items, suppliers and stock movements in an inventory app, then give each team a view suited to the work it handles.