Why I built almvale
I've spent more than 20 years in IT operations, infrastructure, and application management in large organisations. Deployment technology got increasingly sophisticated — the processes around those applications often didn't.
Ownership, approved versions, decisions, and review history lived in spreadsheets, tickets, shared folders, and people's heads. Answering basic questions still meant several systems, several people, and a fair amount of detective work.
That experience convinced me organisations don't need another complicated enterprise platform. They need a clear place for the information that sits around the tools they already use: ownership, versions, approvals, history, and governance.
That's why I started building almvale — so good application management doesn't depend on remembering which spreadsheet holds the answer.