Luo

Luo addresses a familiar gap: teams know exactly what tool they want, but not how to build it. Instead of assembling a stack of disconnected apps, you describe the workflow — a self-updating lead list, a board report that writes itself, a renewal tracker — and Luo generates the workspace, including the pages, the underlying data structures and the automations that keep it current.

Three pieces make up the product. First, the workspace: pages, tables and dashboards built for your team rather than assembled by hand. Second, connections: authorized integrations with Slack, HubSpot, Gmail, Google Sheets, Notion, Monday, Asana and more. Third, the tasks: work that runs in chat, on a schedule such as every Monday morning, or from a trigger like a new lead landing in HubSpot. Saved multi-step workflows can be re-run by name anytime.

Luo also assembles a private knowledge base from your company's tools and documents, with every answer citing its sources so the team works from one shared truth. A Builder Program lets advanced users publish AI tools to a Builder Hub, and the site ships a catalogue of prebuilt solutions — renewal tracking, an applicant tracking system, RFP response drafting, support inbox triage and more — that teams can start from and adapt. Under the hood it is real software, but users never touch code.