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AI apps for HR teams

Give HR the tools it keeps asking IT for — onboarding journeys, leave and training requests, people dashboards — built by describing them.

Build an onboarding app for new hires: a checklist per person, documents to collect and reminders to managers.

Crafted in 2 min — day one, sorted

Done — one checklist per new hire, documents tracked and reminders sent.

New hires

Starting in November

Add hire
Starting12+5
Ready7+3
Avg. prep4 days−2d
Léa MartinProduct designer
6 / 8In progress
Omar HaddadData analyst
8 / 8Ready
Julia WeberAccount manager
3 / 8Reminded
Tom BeckerEngineer
5 / 8In progress

Leave requests

November 2026 · All teams

New request
Pending
9+4
Approved
57+12%
Off today
6−2

Days off per week

EmployeeDaysStatus
Inès Moreau4–8 Nov · Annual5Pending
Lucas Petit12 Nov · Sick1Approved
Sara Rossi18–22 Nov · Annual5Approved
Noah Klein25 Nov · Unpaid1Review

What teams build

  • Onboarding checklist

    A checklist per new hire, with tasks owned by IT, the manager and HR, and progress at a glance.

  • Leave requests

    Employees request leave, managers approve or decline, and balances update automatically.

  • Training tracker

    A course catalogue, training requests, sessions and attendance in one place.

Why it works for this team

  • Employee data under control

    Role-based access decides who sees what, and apps can be private from the Business plan.

  • Built around your process

    Describe your steps, approvals and forms; change them later by chatting.

  • No more requests lost in email

    Requests, approvals and their history live in one app instead of inboxes and spreadsheets.

Questions

Is employee data protected?

Apps use login and role-based access. From the Business plan, your data is not used for training and zero data retention applies.

Can it connect to our HR system?

Excel, CSV and JSON imports work on every plan; custom integrations are part of the Enterprise plan.

Who builds the app?

HR describes what it needs and YouCraft builds it; IT sets the access rules through SSO.

Same people. Bigger possibilities.

Got an idea? Let’s craft it.

See YouCraft on your own use case, or log in if your organization already uses it.