For software development companies

You already build software for large companies — take on more projects with the same team

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More projects per team

The platform generates standard infrastructure code algorithmically and assembles the application from ready components, so the agent doesn’t reinvent the architecture every time. One team runs more projects at once.

In production: retail label printing across 500+ stores, built and run by 1 PM/BA and 1 developer. A campus ERP for 5,500 students, run by 2 developers who also support other projects.

Ready enterprise components

Access control, RBAC, audit log, SSO, reporting, workflow, REST API, integrations, DevOps and monitoring are built into the platform. For each project you configure them.

One stack for every platform

One language and one IDE cover web, desktop, mobile and on-site devices. The data layer supports multiple database systems.

In production: SAP-connected label printing on iOS scanners and PCs, one system in 500+ stores.

Senior time goes where judgment matters

Code generation and ready-made components handle routine development work. Senior developers spend their hours on architecture and the client’s unique business logic.

Generation under built-in control

AI works inside the application model. Each change passes several levels of checks and is approved by a person before it reaches production.

Prototype and production from one model

The data schema, the prototype and the production version live in one platform. Client logic, testing and deployment are added to the approved prototype.

You and your client own what you build

Deploy on your client’s infrastructure, in a private or public cloud, or on your own hosting. Code and data stay with you and your client.

Where it runs
On-premises Private cloud Public cloud Multi-tenant SaaS
On what
Windows Linux Docker Kubernetes

Partner economics

Add a second revenue stream

License the runtime to your clients or run it yourself, and deliver under your own brand.