About Plia
Plia gives you your own apps for work and life, such as client bookings, invoices, a recipe box or a wedding plan. You change them by saying or typing what you want.
What Plia does
Plia is a web app for keeping track of clients, bookings, invoices and plans. You describe the app you want or start from a ready-made one, it builds in front of you with a few sample records, and then you make it yours by asking for changes. There is no code to write, nothing to host and no settings page to learn.
Every app is made from Plia's own blocks: boards, calendars, stats, charts, goals, tables, documents and galleries. Records live in your workspace rather than inside one app, so any app can list, chart or link what another keeps.
How changes work
Press the microphone and speak, or type. Plia picks the change from the settings that page offers, applies it in seconds, and shows it on every screen you have open. Plia never writes or runs code, so a change can't break your app, and you can undo any change.
What Plia is built on
- Meta's Muse models turn your voice into text and pick each change.
- Cloudflare serves the website and keeps each workspace in its own database.
- Pipedream Connect brings in events from Gmail, Slack, Stripe, Google Calendar and 3,000+ other apps.
- Clerk handles sign-in with Google or a one-time code. Plia has no passwords.
The privacy policy explains what each of them receives.
Who runs Plia
Plia is an early project built for a hackathon and run by Andy Lower. New workspaces start with a free 30-day trial, and no card is needed. Questions and feedback go to me@andylower.com, or see the contact page.