Public servants know what their communities need. Replit for Government empowers them to turn that knowledge into tools that make a difference.
With super intelligence (SI), public servants in the US and around the world can build apps, dashboards and briefing decks themselves—bringing ideas to life in-house, with IT and security oversight and the approvals their mission requires.
25US states
20+countries
Program staff, analysts and operators across ministries, departments and defense organizations building the tools their mission needs, in-house.
Caseworkers, program managers and analysts across agencies turning their own workflows into working tools.
City, county and municipal staff, from clerks to public works, building what their community needs without waiting on a vendor.
Nations and communities building tools on their own terms, for their own communities.
Territorial governments serving communities across distance and time zones.
You don't need to be a developer, and you may not need a contractor for everyday tools. If you can describe what you need, you can build it with Replit, with the oversight your IT and security teams expect.
Program staff can turn an idea into a clickable prototype or a working app quickly, often before a formal project would start. Show leadership something real, gather feedback fast and improve it the same day.
Give every office, from programs and operations to finance, HR, legal and communications, the tools to handle work that used to require a contract or an outside developer, with fewer new procurements and less waiting on a vendor, subject to your review and approval processes.
Plan and build together in one shared workspace while Replit does the heavy lifting. Work side by side in real time, approve changes before they go live, and keep the permissions and audit history your organization needs.
Illustrative examples of what government teams can build with Replit. These are representative scenarios, not customer case studies.
Stand up a public site and request forum quickly, subject to your review and approval, so survivors and first responders can request funds and supplies for evacuation and recovery.
Pull global events into one common operating picture, then brief each senior leader in their preferred format, down to a slide deck on your template.
The supply lead describes how their shop runs and gets a tool built around it: tracking every part and piece of equipment, and scheduling check-out and returns by crew.
Illustrative examples, including template-based slide decks. Program staff describe what they need in plain language, Replit Agent builds it, and IT stays in the loop to review, extend and govern every app.
Turn notes, data and reports into polished slide decks on your organization's template, ready for leadership and exportable to PowerPoint or PDF.
Draft reports, memos and spreadsheets from your source material, then update them as the numbers change instead of starting over.
Case trackers, request forms, inventory and scheduling apps that replace the shared spreadsheet nobody wants to sort.
Turn program data into live views for leadership, budget hearings and public reporting, without commissioning a custom build for every view.
Put modern front ends on aging systems, replace brittle scripts and retire paper-and-PDF processes one at a time.
Prototype accessible, mobile-friendly status lookups, forms and service pages, and test them with the public early.
Everything your organization needs to go from a mission need to software people use, built in plain language by your own teams.
Tell Replit what you need in plain language. Replit Agent plans it, builds it, tests it and fixes problems on its own, so you can go from idea to a working tool without writing code. Fewer new contracts to award and less waiting on a vendor, subject to your review and approval processes.
Empowering program teams only works if your security office is comfortable. Administrators get guardrails, not gatekeeping.
Running a security review? Our government team will walk your security and compliance staff through architecture, data handling and controls.
Staff sign in with the identity provider your organization already manages.
Users and groups stay in sync with your directory as people join, move and leave.
Decide who can build, who can publish and who can only view, by team and project.
Administrator-set policies govern who can access data. Hosting and data location options depend on availability and your review.
One admin view for seats, teams, projects and policies across your organization.
A short call with our government team to pick one real workflow worth fixing.
We set up your workspace with SSO, roles and data policies alongside your IT staff.
Your team builds with Replit Agent, with enablement from Replit along the way.
Review what changed and decide together where Replit goes next.
Talk to our government team about your procurement path. We'll work with your contracting office to find an approach that fits, subject to your procurement rules and approvals.
We work with government teams in the US and internationally. Availability, hosting options and data location vary by country and deployment, so we can't promise every option everywhere. Our team will confirm what is available for your organization during procurement and security review.
Our team can walk your security and compliance staff through Replit's security architecture, data handling and admin controls as part of your review.
Not necessarily. Your own staff can build many everyday tools, so fewer needs require a new contract or statement of work, subject to your procurement and approval processes. If you work with an integrator, they can build on Replit alongside your team.
No. Program managers and analysts can describe what they need in plain language. Engineers can open the code at any point to review and extend it.
Very little. We'll put together a custom onboarding plan for your organization, but most people pick Replit up quickly because it's built for non-engineering teams: if you can describe what you need, you can build it. We also often run buildathons with your organization, with hands-on training sessions tailored to your teams and the problems they're working on.
Yes. Role-based access, SSO/SAML and SCIM let administrators decide who can build, publish or view, and keep access in sync with your directory.
Tell us what your team is trying to build. We'll help you plan a first project, subject to your security and approval processes.
