Personal productivity tools can stay single-user, but team tools need an owner and a handover plan. Move them to company infrastructure and involve IT so someone else can take over when the creator leaves.
Not every tool we need to maintain forever. If we think about the white-coded apps as tools for personal productivity versus team productivity, then a personal productivity tool can be personal and it doesn't have to be transferred over. So the new person can use or create its own for this work. But if we think about like team productivity tool that is shared within the team, then I think it's important that we have certain, you know, handover process. So we shouldn't maintain it alone or the person should not maintain it alone. We should maybe involve IT team. We should host it in some infrastructure, in some company's cloud, and maybe IT team can help us then hand over it to the next person or the next team member. That's why I think we will maybe have certain kind of tools that are just used by one person and it still can be okay.
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