Pando deploys and shares apps. It turns the apps your team builds with AI into tools everyone can use, placing each app behind access control from the start so you share only with the people who need them. People across a company are building their own tools with AI assistants and IT usually has nowhere safe to host them, so they end up on laptops and personal cloud accounts instead.
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Pando deploys the tools people build with assistants so others can use them.
Every app gets placed behind access control from the start.
It is open source under AGPL-3.0 and installs from Docker Hub.
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