No licence to keep paying, no charge per task, and nothing that stops working if you part company with us.
Docker · PostgreSQL · open-source workflow engine · AI where it earns its place
A workflow is a sequence of steps, each waiting for the one before it. Every box below is a step you can open, read and change.
Steps run in order, each one waiting for the last to finish. If a step fails, the run stops there and resumes from that point rather than starting again.
The workflows, the code, the documentation and the accounts are yours. Everything central is open source, so no supplier can withdraw it or raise the rent.
There is no per-task charge. Whether the system handles fifty records a month or fifty thousand, the running cost is the server it sits on.
Retries, pacing, resumable state, timestamped logs and scheduled backups. A demonstration works once; a system has to work in the third month.
No, and most of the time it should not try. A form, a rule, a message, a record — those steps are fixed. Keeping them fixed makes them cheaper to run, quicker to finish, and identical every time. Most of what we are asked to build needs no AI at all.
Where AI does earn its place is language and judgement: the points where a person would otherwise have had to read something and decide. Two of those come up often enough to name.
A customer asks about warranty terms at eleven at night. Rather than inventing a reply, the assistant searches your policies, price lists and manuals, answers from what it finds, and shows the source. It can sit on your website or answer on WhatsApp.
A patient rings the clinic at nine in the evening. The agent picks up on the first ring, holds an ordinary conversation, books the slot in your calendar, and hands the caller to a person when the question needs one.
Everything inside the dashed line sits on a machine you control. Nothing is rented from us, and nothing leaves your server except the messages you asked it to send.