The same technology stack used by Stripe, Netflix, and Airbnb. Not because we're trying to impress you — because enterprise infrastructure is the only responsible choice for a platform that builds production software.
Your AI platform runs on infrastructure. That infrastructure determines everything.
How fast your agents run — from task spawn to code committed. Infrastructure latency is agent latency.
Whether your data, your keys, and your generated code are safe. Toy infrastructure means toy security.
Whether you can self-host, export, and run independently. Vendor lock-in starts at the infrastructure layer.
Whether the platform grows with you — from 2 engineers to 200 — without architectural rewrites.
Every layer, from Cloudflare to PostgreSQL. Each piece chosen deliberately.
Four domains. Zero compromises.
App Router, Server Components, real-time canvas via React Flow, lightweight state management.
Async FastAPI, SQLAlchemy 2.0, Alembic migrations. Background task queue for async tasks and SLA enforcement. Stripe for billing, metering, tax, and invoicing.
Milvus for vector search (CAG/RAG pipeline), Memgraph for knowledge graphs (Cypher), MinIO for S3-compatible object storage.
GitOps via ArgoCD, Let's Encrypt TLS via cert-manager, External Secrets Operator syncing from GCP Secret Manager. Calico networking, kubeadm control plane. GCP Secret Manager stores connector credentials and BYO API keys — never in the database.
No-code tools feel fast. Until the vendor raises prices, shuts down, or decides your use case isn't supported. Every line of code the agents write is yours.
EnGenAI generates standard code. If you ever want to take the generated code and run it without EnGenAI, you can. We encourage it.
FastAPI for backend. Standard Python. Standard PostgreSQL schemas with Alembic migrations. Any FastAPI developer can pick it up and run it.
Next.js for frontend. Standard React components. Standard Tailwind. Any React developer can deploy it to Vercel, Netlify, or their own K8s cluster.
PostgreSQL for data. Standard SQL. Export at any time with pg_dump. Your data is in plain PostgreSQL — not a proprietary format.
"We build on open standards because we believe you should be free to leave. Most teams stay because it works."
Now you know the stack. See how you can build bespoke agents on top of it — with templates, tool catalogs, and configurable autonomy levels.