Custom UI components
Purpose-built interface rendered inside the conversation—forms, tables, detail views, confirmation steps—designed for your workflow rather than plain text output.
ChatGPT Apps
We build ChatGPT apps on top of your MCP server—tools, custom interface components, and account linking—and take them through review and publishing.
Custom UI. Dedicated engineering. Publishing included.
01 / What we build
Purpose-built interface rendered inside the conversation—forms, tables, detail views, confirmation steps—designed for your workflow rather than plain text output.
The same capability model as our MCP work: business actions with schemas, validation, and safe write paths—reused by every agent, not just ChatGPT.
OAuth flows, per-user identity, scopes, and session handling so the app acts as the signed-in user and nothing more.
Listing metadata, privacy and data-handling documentation, test accounts, and the fixes review feedback asks for.
02 / Custom UI
Anything the user must read carefully, compare, or approve gets an interface. The tool returns structured data; the component renders it and captures the decision.
03 / Distribution
One server, one capability model, multiple distribution surfaces. We handle packaging, metadata, versioning, and the submission for each destination in scope.
The destination list is agreed during scoping. Acceptance, timelines, and policy requirements are set by each platform, not by us.
04 / Process
01 — SCOPE
We pick the workflows worth exposing, the actions that need an interface, and the identity model behind them.
02 — BUILD
Tools, schemas, UI components, and account linking, implemented against your system with tests and documentation.
03 — SUBMIT
Listing metadata, data-handling documentation, test accounts, and the review submission itself.
04 — PUBLISH
Release across the agreed registries, with versioning and update handling as the app changes.
05 / FAQ
No. If you don’t have one, we build it as part of the project—the app and the server ship together.
No one can. We build to the published requirements, prepare the submission, and handle review feedback until it’s resolved.
It is listed under your organisation and runs on your infrastructure. Ownership terms are set in the project agreement.
The tools do—any MCP client can call them. Rendered components appear on the surfaces that support them; elsewhere the same tools return structured data.
Describe the workflow and the system behind it. We'll scope the app, the UI, and the registries worth publishing to.