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Free Champions Kit

You vibed it. IT said no. Here's how to fix that.

You vibe-coded something that solves a real problem — now you want to actually use it at work. The Champions Kit is what you send your IT team: the security, compliance, and deployment answers they need to say yes, written in their language so you don't have to translate.

  • The IT one-pager. What Greenlight is, why ungoverned apps scare them, and how yours runs in the company cloud with scoped credentials, an audit log, and a kill switch.
  • A copy-paste email. The exact message to send your IT manager. Polite, short, zero buzzwords.
  • The objection cheat sheet. "Who maintains it?" "What about our data?" "Can we shut it off?" — answered.

Get the Champions Kit for Greenlight to send to your IT

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Why IT keeps saying no

It's not your app. It's the blast radius.

In May 2026, researchers scanned about 380,000 publicly accessible vibe coded apps and found roughly 5,000 leaking corporate data — medical records, financial data, internal strategy docs. Your IT team read that coverage. They're not blocking you, they're blocking the version of your app that nobody can see, audit, or switch off.

Greenlight removes exactly that. Your app, their cloud, their controls. Everyone gets to say yes.

Source: RedAccess research, May 2026. Reported by Wired, Axios, and VentureBeat.

From "no" to running at work, in three steps

1

Download the kit

One PDF: the IT one-pager, the email template, and the objection cheat sheet.

2

Send it to IT

Use the copy-paste email. The kit answers their security, compliance, and deployment questions before they ask.

3

Ship it for real

IT runs your app through Greenlight: company cloud, scoped credentials, audit log, kill switch. You get users. They get sleep.

The copy-paste email

Here's the exact message to send your IT manager.

Polite, short, zero buzzwords. Copy it, attach the pdf you just downloaded, swap the brackets, and hit send.