The organisation's front door and social network. One sign-in to 20+ company apps, a space for every team, and a page of their own for every employee.
English and Arabic, switched from the sidebar, with the layout mirrored right to left.
The company runs 20+ apps. Employees open every one of them from Bayt, with the same sign-in, sidebar and look. Some have their own case studies here.
The core every app plugs into: who you are, your teams, your language and theme, your notifications.
And more: every new app joins through Bayt, so it starts with the company's people, teams and look.
Your profile, team, posts, polls and FAQs on one page.
The same space in the dark theme, switched from the sidebar.
A space for every section: its team, posts and announcements.
Every post you wrote, its status and its audience.
Read, like and comment, with the latest posts beside it.
Rich text, a cover image, categories and who can see it.
Personal pages, each with its status and last edit.
Start from a title and a template.
Build a page from sections and modules, drag and drop.
Pick a module and drop it into the section.
What the module says: its items, text and links.
How it looks: colours, spacing and type.
Choose a layout: one, two, three or four columns.
Arrange the menu your page visitors see.
About me, my approach and FAQs, built by the employee.
Turns notes into a plan, drafts team updates and says what needs you today.
What happened across the company apps, as it happens.
My Space and every personal page are built the way you'd build a site in Elementor or Divi: drag widgets in, pick a theme, publish. No developer, no code. Widgets decide what a space holds; the theme decides how it looks. Try both, then follow a page from blank to published.
Click one, or drag it onto the page. Drag a widget on the page to move it.
Drop a widget here
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Step Start with a section: one, two, three or four columns.
