Why use Genatron to build your next internal application?

Greatly reduce execution risk by not needing to invest significant time. Using Genatron means you don't need to take away resources from other initiatives. All that's required is communicating the requirements in plain language without needing to learn another no-code tool.

Building and iterating on applications by way of editing its requirements is as fast as it gets. You don't need to endlessly drag and drop components or figure out how to get things just right. Build at the speed of your creativity. It's easy to write down and execute on ideas or feature requests, with the ability to maintain a version history and undo changes as necessary.

Getting generated software that's tailored to your requirements means that you can avoid all unnecessary bells and whistles. This translates to an intuitive system with a gentle learning curve that is well suited for your daily operations.

Unlike most imperative approaches where you have to spend a long time thinking about how things should work, Genatron provides a high level declarative approach where you only need to focus on what you, your team and the business needs. You no longer need to figure out every little step to get it working.

The ability to find things that may have been overlooked, invalid assumptions or problematic logic is an important part of ensuring that generated software solves the problem well and is pleasant for end users. You can build fast and enjoy apps even faster.

Take back control of software ownership with full access to all generate code. You never have to worry about platforms disappearing when you can host the applications under your control wherever you desire with the backup, redundancy and recovery needs that suit your organization.

The ability to host anywhere means all security and compliance policies from your IT department can be satisfied quickly. True flexibility means pushing to a wide range of targets: code repositories, test/staging environments, public or private cloud, on-prem, air-gapped hosts, and more.

With your application's execution not being directly part of a larger platform you can enjoy unimpacted tenancy for both database and code execution. There is no additional overhead from other tenants to contend with and you have full control over any adjustments in system resources to ensure everything remains lightning fast.

Generated applications have standard security measures present to compliment what your host environment provides. From rate limiting and IP restrictions to package audits you'll always be on top of things. Get alerts for any security updates and regenerate in seconds for the latest features at any point in time.

It's ok if you don't remember everything to include in your requirements from the beginning. Requirements can be updated to introduce new features while preserving the existing data model. Any change that has the potential for data destruction requires confirmation first.

With the ability to regenerate applications at any point in the future, whenever we update in the future to support the latest stable packages and best practices you can update and benefit with little effort. The same requirements will always result in the same core application with only the generated code possibly changing.

Generated applications provide both the ability for you to manage data, the lifeblood of your operations, as well as the ability to get meaningful information and insights via reports and a dashboard. Organize the data around your processes to maximize efficiency and end-user satisfaction.

Reduce any development tax burden (e.g. Section 174) by building faster than you can buy and start getting productive use out of software without waiting.

With full access to the generated code and the open source packages it uses, everything is available for scans and audits satisfying any organizational or compliance needs.

By providing the ability for multiple users to edit the same records at the same time, Genatron ensures that team members can work in unison, reducing the time spent on coordination and minimizing the risk of conflicts or overlapping efforts.