Approval workflows, for any form

Make it
official.

Turn any form into a sequential approval chain. Approvers click Approve or Reject straight from a notification — no account, no app install. Every decision lands in a permanent record.

Approval request

Leave Request

Reason

Family trip to Boracay, back Monday

ApproveReject

Exhibit A

A live approval request, mid-decision.

Case file

Right now, approvals live in email threads and chat replies.

A leave request gets a thumbs-up emoji. A purchase order gets a verbal yes in the hallway. Six months later, nobody can find who actually approved it — or prove anyone did. Greenlit exists so that every approval has a form, a person, a timestamp, and a decision that can be pointed to.

How it works

A form, a chain, a record.

  1. 01

    Submit

    A form goes out with a public link. Anyone can fill it in — no login required.

  2. 02

    Route

    The first approver in the chain is notified automatically, in order.

  3. 03

    Decide

    One click — Approve or Reject — straight from the notification. No account needed.

  4. 04

    Record

    Every decision — who, when, and any comment left — is logged permanently.

Exhibits

The actual product. Not a mockup.

Title

Leave Request

Approvers, in order

manager@acmeph.com
hr@acmeph.com

Exhibit A

Build the form and the approval chain.

Approval request

Leave Request

From employee@acmeph.com

ApproveReject

Exhibit B

One click, no account required.

Approval trail

1. manager@acmeph.comapproved
2. hr@acmeph.compending

Exhibit C

Every step, on the record.

A note from the founder

I built Greenlit because I was tired of watching approvals die in email threads — the kind where nobody remembers who said yes, or if anyone did.

This is a new product. There's no long list of logos to show you, because there isn't one yet — and I'd rather tell you that than fake it. What does exist is a working approval engine, live right now, running the exact screens shown above. If your team's approvals are currently living in a group chat, I'd like the chance to fix that.

— Edward, founder

Pricing

Early access. Free.

While Greenlit is finding its first customers, it's free to use — unlimited forms, full sequential approval chains, real email notifications. When paid plans launch, everyone who joined during early access keeps this rate.

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