AI Agents
Glide
Turn spreadsheets into business apps and AI agents your team can trust
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Industry
Productivity, AI Agents
Style
Minimal, 3D
Stage
Series A
Built with
Next.js

About the site
Glide turns spreadsheets, prompts, and files into internal apps and AI agents for operations teams. The homepage puts a centred headline and prompt box in front of a photorealistic cutaway of a building whose floors reveal the work inside, with pill tabs switching the scene between use cases. A good reference for no-code and AI builder tools that want an aspirational, grounded hero rather than abstract gradients.
How this page sells
For ops leads who live in spreadsheets: a prompt box follows you down the page, so starting is always one sentence away.
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'Turn spreadsheets into apps & agents you can trust to run your business' above a 'Describe what you want to build…' box with an Upload spreadsheet button, in front of a cutaway warehouse full of workers.
Why it converts: The first action is typing a sentence or dropping a file the reader already has, and 'you can trust to run your business' speaks to operators burned by fragile no-code tools.
Pill tabs (Field Operations, Inventory, Events, Customer Portals, Internal Operations) switch the building into a live app: warehouse capacity by city, SKUs, Shopify and QuickBooks integrations, workflows.
Why it converts: Each tab is a finished app for one job, so an ops lead can see their own operation already built instead of imagining it.
Krohne, Airbus, Health-Ade, Illy, Costco, Coca-Cola, Mercury and HP in one strip.
Why it converts: Airbus and Costco using a spreadsheet-to-app tool answers the 'is this just for hobbyists?' doubt.
'A mobile app for your team in the field. A dashboard for your executives. A portal for your customers.' Every app on the same data, plus 'Ask your business anything'.
Why it converts: Connected apps beat the one-off tools the reader has built before, and 'Ask your business anything' adds the AI angle without the hype.
Three steps: 'Upload any spreadsheet to GlideOS… no need to start over', 'Glide understands it', 'Put it to work', beside a prompt screen.
Why it converts: 'No need to start over' removes the migration fear. The team's existing sheet is the starting point, not something to replace.
A phone showing a parts catalog with real products and prices (thermal boxes, motors, chargers) and 'every view stays connected to where work happens'.
Why it converts: A field-ready mobile app is what spreadsheets can't do, and it's often the reason an ops team goes looking for Glide in the first place.
'Connect the tools you already use every day' with chips for Google Sheets, Excel, Airtable, QuickBooks, Salesforce, PostgreSQL, Snowflake, Slack, Notion and Asana.
Why it converts: Seeing their own stack in the chips tells the buyer Glide adds to what they have rather than asking them to rip it out.
A black band: 'Your business data stays in your business', with GDPR and AES-256 badges and an Explore Security link.
Why it converts: IT signs off on anything touching business data. Addressing data ownership on the homepage lets the ops champion forward the page without an argument.
'Start with an app template, then make it yours', then 'Made for people who know their business': photo cards quoting a Sotheby's Realty VP and a head of FinOps at ITV.
Why it converts: Templates make the first app feel minutes away, and the quotes stress how easy it was, the thing a non-developer most needs to believe.
A signed note from CEO David Siegel about AI that knows your business 'working alongside you to make you extraordinarily productive', then a construction-site photo band.
Why it converts: A founder's personal promise gives an AI product a human owner, which reassures buyers who worry about trusting agents with operations.







