Enterprise Low-Code Platform
Crust delivers Corteza, the open source alternative to “Lightning”, the Low-Code platform which powers Salesforce and its range of enterprise and public sector offerings.
The Open-Source Low-Code Development Platform, Trusted by Companies and Organisations Worldwide
Fully Featured
The drag-and-drop builder makes Low-Code apps easy to build. Create and deploy your own apps with ease.
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Data Models that Fit
The Low-Code Platform lets you define data model on a dedicated layer, allowing you to evolve and revise it easily over time.
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Simple Drag and Drop Features
Save time and money on building custom business apps that exactly meet your requirements.
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Automate your App
Create powerful automation processes with the visual workflow builder and open automation engine Corredor. Streamline and automate your business.
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Advanced Charts and Dashboards
Create beautiful charts and custom filtered lists to obtain key insights that help you to control your business.
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Cloud Ready Architecture
The Low-Code Platform is based on a microservice architecture and deployed via Docker, the market leading cloud container solution.
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Built in Modern Scalable Languages and 100% Open
The data model of the Low-Code platform is written in Golang, the hyper-scalable, multi-threaded computing language used by Google to deliver much of its application infrastructure. Frontends are delivered in Vue.js, the lightweight and highly popular javascript framework.
Being a 100% open-source Low-Code platform is critical. While your reasons for choosing a “no code, low code” solution might be to keep costs down, it’s always important to remember that having the right to the software code upon which parts or all of our business is based protects you in the medium to long-term. The software underpinning the Low-Code Platform is yours and this will always be the case.
