Code-First Internal Tools

Managed Interval-Compatible Hosting

Build powerful internal tools directly in your IDE. No new frameworks to learn, no context switching.

Why Choose utilhq?

Build internal tools the way developers prefer - with code, not clicks

Code-First Development

Build internal tools in your IDE with full version control, CI/CD integration, and the power of your existing development workflow.

Seamless Integration

Import and call your existing functions directly. No need to create new database connections or duplicate business logic.

Zero Frontend Work

Focus on your business logic. No need to build UIs or learn new frameworks - we handle the interface automatically.

Unrestricted Customization

It's just code - customize anything you want. No abstractions or limitations holding you back.

Event & Schedule Management

Trigger actions based on events or schedule them to run automatically. Built-in support for cron jobs and webhooks.

Comprehensive Logging

Full audit trails for every action. Track who did what and when, with detailed execution logs.

Smart Notifications

Keep your team informed with customizable notifications via email, Slack, or other channels.

Enterprise Security

Bank-grade security with end-to-end encryption, SSO integration, and regular security audits.

Simple, transparent pricing

Choose the plan that best fits your needs

Pro

$199/month

Everything you need to build powerful internal tools.

  • Up to 100 users
  • Unlimited API calls
  • Custom domain
  • Obsessive support
  • Audit logs
  • Usage analytics
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Enterprise

Custom pricing

Advanced security, control, and support.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited users
  • SSO/SAML
  • Enterprise SLA
  • Dedicated support
  • Custom contracts
  • HIPAA compliance
  • SOC 2 compliance
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Get Started with utilhq

Two simple steps to start using utilhq

1

Sign Up

Create your utilhq account in seconds. No credit card required for getting started.

2

Point Your App

Update your Interval app's endpoint to utilhq, and you're ready to go. No other changes needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

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