The Pulse: New Trend of Building Internal Vibe-Coding Apps at Tech Companies
The Pragmatic Engineer, Thursday, October 15th, 2026
Mid-sized and larger companies are building internal Lovable-style platforms so non-engineers can create apps.
Gergely Orosz describes Ramp's Glass, an internal vibe-coding platform built by a four-person team that lets non-engineers create and share complex internal applications.
Users connect internal systems as data sources, and one popular example is a custom CRM built by a marketer with more than 50 fields and filters.
Orosz has since found many mid-sized and larger companies building similar internal tools that rarely become public.
Ramp has now launched Glass externally as an AI workspace product.