Chromoly for agencies

Deliver client systems without inheriting them.

Every delivered build becomes a liability. The client's portal breaks on a Sunday, the change request eats a day you quoted as an hour, and maintenance quietly consumes the retainer. Chromoly builds the system from plain language - and then runs it. Delivered stops meaning "yours forever."

Quote changes while the client is still on the call

The worst moment in agency work is promising a date before knowing what a change touches. On Chromoly every change is classified before it applies - computed from the dependency map, not guessed:

• Safe - touches nothing else. Say yes on the call.
• Affected - other parts reference it and update together, each one named. A rename that three workflows depend on shows all three. Quote it as minutes.
• Breaking - something would stop working, and the fix needs a decision. You see exactly what breaks before promising anything - and you can ask the chat to handle the affected parts in the same change, turning a breaking change into a clean one.

On the roadmap for agencies

Blueprint mode - flip a toggle and a client's system shows its blueprint: every workflow, rule and field as a labeled block, written in the client's own vocabulary. In development now, and built for how agencies actually work:

Template duplication - build your playbook once, then start each new client from a copy and adjust it in Blueprint mode. Both are in development, future tense until they ship - that's how we write about everything unshipped.

What we deliberately don't offer

There is no white-label tier and no reseller program. Agencies use Chromoly openly: the built app carries your client's brand, and the platform stays visible as the platform. Tools that hide behind resellers end up serving the reseller; we build for the people using the system. If that rules us out for you, better to know now.

Frequently asked questions

How do I run several clients on one account?

Each client's system is its own app on your account. The Studio tier includes 8 active apps, Scale includes 15. Client logins are included flat - end users never cost extra. Need more than 15? Enterprise is a tailored contract with custom app and credit volumes - contact hello@chromoly.io.

Who owns a client's system?

The account it lives on. Most agencies keep client systems on their own account and charge for operating them. The other model works too: build on the client's own Chromoly account from day one - they own everything, you operate it.

Can I white-label Chromoly?

No. There is no white-label or reseller tier, by design. You build openly on Chromoly - the app itself carries your client's brand, and the platform stays visible as the platform.

What happens when a client asks for a change?

You describe the change in chat. Before anything applies, the dependency map shows exactly what it touches - safe or breaking. You can quote the work on the spot, and edits cost 0.5 credits, not a rebuild.