Definition
What is Applane?
Applane is a Chrome extension that lets employees build internal tools by describing them. Apps deploy to your Google Apps Script; we never see your data.
An employee opens a side panel in Chrome, says what they need, checks a preview, and deploys. The result is an Apps Script web app in the company’s Google Workspace, with its source in Drive. Applane hosts none of it.
The facts in one place
- Where do the apps run?
- In your Google Apps Script project, under your domain. Each app is a Drive file owned by its builder.
- Where does the AI run?
- Gemini on your own Vertex AI project, billed by Google at its price. Applane adds no AI fee.
- What does Applane store?
- Company name and domains, tenant configuration, admin and builder emails, and invoices.
- What does Applane never receive?
- Google access tokens, app source, prompts, Sheet or BigQuery contents, or who opens an app.
- How much does it cost?
- €12 per builder per month, after a 14-day free trial with no card. Viewers are never counted.
- What happens if you cancel?
- The apps keep running in your Google. Only the builder locks.