Bitrix24 has introduced a new platform called Alaio Vibecode, which allows users from any profession to create custom applications without writing code. The platform operates within the Bitrix24 workspace, enabling users to describe their needs in natural language. An AI model then generates the application, which is deployed on an isolated server and added to the company's internal catalog, where access is managed individually. According to the State of Vibe Coding report by Vercel, 63% of users of such tools are not professional developers. These users include sales managers, human resources professionals, and project managers who can request specific tools and let the AI generate them. This is the primary target audience for Alaio Vibecode, which differs significantly from public platforms. Unlike those, Alaio Vibecode creates applications directly within the Bitrix24 system, rather than as separate tools that exist alongside it. Previously, creating a custom tool required one of three options: hiring a vendor, employing a developer, or using generic software that often didn’t fit a company's needs perfectly. Alaio Vibecode introduces a fourth option, where users can describe their needs in common language. A sales manager can build their own inventory tracking system, an HR team can create an integration portal, and a project manager can design a dashboard tailored to their metrics. These requests might be phrased as "create an application with a database to manage inventory." While the complex logic and edge cases still require human oversight, the amount of work that can be delegated to the AI model increases significantly for single-purpose tools. The process involves four steps: generating an API key on the platform, retrieving the key and a pre-configured prompt, describing the desired application, and letting the model generate the code, deploy it on the server, and publish it in the catalog. Once created, the application appears in the profile of the user who developed it. They can choose to keep it private, share it with their team, or make it available company-wide. Alaio Vibecode is not limited to a single AI provider. It can draw from several sources, including Bitrix24’s native models, Claude Code from Anthropic, Codex from OpenAI, and Hermes, an open-source agent. These models connect to the platform and control the generation process. The pre-configured prompt adapts to the chosen model, and switching between them does not require reconfiguration, according to Bitrix24. Unlike other well-known vibe coding platforms such as Bolt.new, Lovable, and Cursor, which create autonomous applications, Alaio Vibecode integrates directly with the company’s internal systems. Connecting to CRM, messaging, and internal processes is handled through APIs, webhooks, or third-party connectors, which also requires maintenance. Alaio Vibecode takes a different approach by designing, deploying, and hosting applications within the Bitrix24 ecosystem. These applications can access CRM records, tasks, chats, and Drive from the moment of creation, with appropriate permissions. The hosting infrastructure, called Black Hole, isolates the servers from the public internet, and each application undergoes an automated security audit before being published. The completed applications join an enterprise-specific catalog, where administrators centrally manage permissions and data access.