Any model, under your policy
Bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini key, or use Fours-hosted models. Admins choose which providers are allowed and in what order, and turns fail over automatically.
Insulin is an AI platform for business, built by Fours. Describe the app you need, and Insulin plans, designs and builds it for you, under your control and meeting your security and compliance requirements.
Early access. Request a demo to get started.
Dashboards, request and approval flows, trackers, and portals for customers and partners. Planned with you before any code is written, built in a sandbox, and kept behind roles you control.
Explore Insulin AppsSay what you need in plain English. Insulin asks who will use the app and what each of them needs to get done before it writes anything.
You get a short plan: the pages, forms and tables, and the workflow each role follows. Nothing is built until you approve it.
Insulin writes a real app with its own backend and database and runs it in a live preview. Refine it in chat, by marking up the preview, or in the code.
Decide who can open, use, edit and share it, for the whole organization or person by person. Keys go in encrypted secrets only an Owner or Admin can set, and sign-in stays with the platform, never inside generated code.
Every save is a version. Restoring one rolls forward, so nothing is lost, and you can download the full project at any time.
Illustrative sample data — not customer results.
A form for reps to request a private-offer discount, approved by deal desk.
Illustrative sample data — not customer results.
Illustrative sample data — not customer results.
Illustrative sample data — not customer results.
Organization
People
Secrets encrypted · values never shown again
PRICING_API_KEY••••••••••CRM_TOKEN••••••••••Only an Owner or Admin can set a secret. Editors see the names.
Illustrative sample data — not customer results.
When an app is ready, publish it to your team, or to your customers and partners on your own domain.
Build apps for your team, your customers and your partners.
Charts and tables over the data your team keeps in the app, or brings in from a CSV.
Example promptA dashboard of discount requests by week and status, with the largest open deals.
Illustrative sample data — not customer results.
| Largest open | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Umbrella | $210,000 | In review |
| Globex | $126,500 | In review |
| Acme Corp | $84,000 | Sent back |
A rep submits, deal desk approves or sends it back. Insulin builds the steps each role takes, from request to decision.
Example promptA form for reps to request a private-offer discount, approved by deal desk.
Illustrative sample data — not customer results.
| Customer | Discount | Term | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initech | 8% | 24 mo | Approve |
| Globex | 12% | 36 mo | Send back |
| Umbrella | 5% | 12 mo | Approve |
Signed in as Viewer: actions are hidden for you.
Boards and tables with owners, due dates and notes, built around how your team already works.
Example promptAn onboarding tracker for new customers, by stage and owner.
Illustrative sample data — not customer results.
InitechOwner: Dana · Oct 23
GlobexOwner: Ravi · Oct 18
UmbrellaOwner: Sam · Oct 21
Acme CorpOwner: Dana · Oct 9
Give customers one place to submit requests and follow their status, served on your domain and behind your identity provider.
Example promptA portal where customers submit support requests and see their status.
Illustrative sample data — not customer results.
| Request | Opened | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Add two seats | Oct 12 | Done |
| Invoice in EUR | Oct 14 | In progress |
| Renewal quote | Oct 15 | New |
Let partners register deals and follow approvals in an app you own, instead of in a shared spreadsheet.
Example promptA partner portal for registering deals, with approval by the channel team.
Illustrative sample data — not customer results.
Not a mockup and not a prototype. Each app is a real project you can run, secure and download.
Share an app with the whole organization at one role, then raise individual people above it.
| Action | Owner | Admin | Editor | User | Viewer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open the app | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed |
| Use it and chat with it | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | Not allowed |
| Edit and restore versions | Allowed | Allowed | Allowed | Not allowed | Not allowed |
| Share and set access | Allowed | Allowed | Not allowed | Not allowed | Not allowed |
| Manage secrets | Allowed | Allowed | Not allowed | Not allowed | Not allowed |
| Delete the app | Allowed | Allowed | Not allowed | Not allowed | Not allowed |
Ask where you workDM Insulin or @mention it in any channel.
Approve the changesAnything that edits a record waits for your Allow.
Read the result laterScheduled jobs DM you when they finish.
The same workspace runs your apps and your Slack agents, so one set of rules governs both.
Bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini key, or use Fours-hosted models. Admins choose which providers are allowed and in what order, and turns fail over automatically.
Insulin runs under the same controls as the Fours platform. Customer data is stored and processed in the US, on AWS.




Agents read within your permissions. Anything that changes a record asks the person who made the request first.
Slack, Microsoft Teams direct messages and the Insulin console all reach the same agents.
Apps and Slack agents share one workspace: the same agents, jobs, knowledge bases and connections. Every product is also under Products in the menu.
How teams put AI to work on real business systems: governance, agent design and rollout. Read every post on the Insulin blog
Shipping notes go in the Insulin changelog, and the reference docs live in the Insulin documentation.
Insulin is an AI platform for business, built by Fours. Teams describe the apps they need and Insulin builds them with roles and encrypted secrets, and agents in Slack handle scheduled work that keeps running after people log off.
Insulin Apps is built for business. It plans each app with you before writing code, runs every build command in a sandbox, keeps keys in encrypted secrets, and puts every app behind five roles. Sign-in stays with the platform, never inside generated code.
Yes. Publish a finished app to your team, or to customers and partners on your own domain, with sign-in through your identity provider and the same roles and encrypted secrets as every app.
Yes. Ask in Slack for a recurring job, such as every weekday at 9am, and it runs on schedule while you're away. When a job you own finishes, Insulin sends you a Slack DM with the result.
In a Slack channel, anything that isn't clearly a read waits for an Allow or Deny that only the person who asked can click. Agents use that person's own connections and permissions.
Your own Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini key, or Fours-hosted models. Admins choose which providers are allowed and in what order, and turns fail over across connected providers.
Insulin runs under the same controls as the Fours platform: SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001, GDPR and CCPA. Customer data is stored and processed in the US, on AWS.
Yes. Insulin is a product of Fours (Suger, Inc.), built into the Fours console and published on insulin.dev. Both sites declare the same publisher in their structured data: one company, two sites.
No. Insulin is a software product from Fours — an AI platform that builds secure business apps from a description. It is unrelated to the hormone, to diabetes care, or to any medical or pharmaceutical product.
Insulin is in early access. Book a demo to get started.