Marketing operations, without a ticket to IT.
Campaign trackers, event registration, content calendars, approvals and feedback forms are small apps marketing teams need and rarely get. Describe them and the AI builds each one with the right views, reminders and a public form where one is needed.
Describe your marketing teams app — we’ll build it now.
We started the prompt for you. Edit it, or describe your own app.
The old way.
What it looks like before the app.
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Stuck in the queue
A landing form or an event page waits behind engineering priorities, and the campaign date does not.
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Lost in the shuffle
Assets, approvals and deadlines live across chat, decks and a calendar, so ownership is unclear.
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Too much, too little time
Busywork crowds out the actual marketing, and the tools to remove it are the ones you cannot get built.
What Tadabase AI builds for you.
Describe it once and these are the parts you get, each wired to the same data, the same logins and the same rules.
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Campaign tracker
Campaigns with channels, budgets, owners and results, in list and calendar views, with a status the whole team sees.
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Content calendar and approvals
Pieces move draft to review to scheduled to published, with the reviewer emailed at each hand-off.
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Event registration
A public registration form, confirmations, capacity and check-in on the day from a phone.
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Feedback and surveys
Public forms whose answers land in a table you can chart, filter and follow up on.
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Asset and request intake
Internal requests for creative with briefs, due dates and a queue the design team works from.
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Reporting
Spend and results by campaign and channel, live, from the records the team already maintains.
Marketing apps, ready to describe.
Start from a real prompt, change anything that doesn’t fit, then build it.
Loads this prompt into the prompt box- Event registration hub An event registration site — upcoming events list with details, capacity, and ticket types (member, non-member, early bird); attendees register, pay, and receive a QR-code ticket by email; and event staff check people in from a tablet on the day with live capacity counts. Waitlists auto-promote when spots free up, and organizers export attendance and revenue per event.
- Campaign & budget tracker A campaign tracker for a marketing team: campaigns with objective, channels, start and end dates, budget, owner and status; spend entries and results (leads, signups, revenue) logged per campaign per week; a calendar view of what is live when; managers see all campaigns, owners edit only their own; a dashboard of spend vs budget and cost per lead by channel. Email the owner when spend reaches 80% of budget.
- Content calendar & approvals A content operations app: content pieces with type (blog, email, social, video), channel, author, reviewer, due date and status (idea / draft / in review / approved / scheduled / published); a calendar by publish date; when a piece moves to in review, email the reviewer with a link; when approved, create a scheduling task; authors see their own pieces, reviewers see what is assigned to them, the editor sees everything. Report: pieces published per month by type.
- Creative request queue A creative request system: staff submit requests with a brief, deliverable type, due date and attachments; the design lead triages, assigns a designer and sets a delivery date; designers see only their assigned requests and upload the deliverable; requesters see only their own requests and approve or ask for revisions. Escalate requests due in 2 days that are not started. Dashboard: open requests by designer and average turnaround.
- Webinar & lead follow-up A webinar operations app: webinars with date, host, capacity and registration link; a public registration form that creates an attendee record and emails a confirmation with the join link; attendance marked after the event by upload; a workflow emails no-shows the recording the next day and creates a follow-up task for sales on attendees who asked a question; sales reps see only the leads assigned to them, marketing sees everything. Dashboard: registrations vs attendance per webinar, leads handed to sales.
- Customer feedback hub A feedback app: a public form collects feedback with product area, rating and comments; entries are tagged and assigned to an owner; product and marketing see everything, support sees only entries tagged support; a weekly digest emails the team the new entries by area with average rating. Chart ratings by product area over time.
Starting from Event registration hub
Opens the builder with your prompt. Free plan, no card needed.
What’s underneath.
The same platform runs every app the AI builds, so none of this is yours to wire up.
- Roles and row-level security
- Who sees which records is decided on the server, per role and per row. Not by hiding buttons.
- Workflows you can open
- Every automation the AI builds is a list of steps you can read, edit and watch fire. Change the words, save, no regenerate.
- Portals for outsiders
- Clients, tenants, partners, parents or the public log in and see only their own slice of the same tables.
- Audit trail
- Every login, every change and every export is recorded with who, when and from where.
- Real data, real fields
- A date is a date, a status is a dropdown, a record links to its parent. Import the spreadsheet you have today.
- Change it by clicking
- Pick any component on any page and you get its settings, not code. Add a column, rename a field, done.
Questions, answered.
Read the docsDo we need a developer?
No. Describe the tracker or the form in plain English and it is built. Changes afterwards are settings you click, and the AI is there when you want it.
Can we publish a public form?
Yes. Registration, feedback and request forms can be public pages, and their submissions land in a table your team works from.
Can we get approvals out of chat?
A status change emails the reviewer with a link; the decision and any comments are recorded on the piece. The workflow is readable and editable.
Can we see spend against budget?
Budget and spend are fields; the dashboard charts them by campaign and channel live, and a workflow can warn the owner at a threshold.
Is it only for marketing?
It is for any team with a process and a spreadsheet. Marketing tends to have several. Each one is a separate prompt.
Describe the tracker you keep rebuilding in a spreadsheet. Have it as an app today.
Campaigns, calendars, events and feedback, each from one paragraph.
- Free plan, no card
- Unlimited app users
- Live on your own domain