The European cloud
for AI-built apps

Fluxzero is a cloud platform for applications built with AI. It hosts your frontend and backend, stores your data, and runs the application in production.

Unlike other clouds, Fluxzero gives every product a reliable backend, so your agent can focus on the product instead of its tech stack.

Yes. Fluxzero is built for products where reliability matters: products with valuable data, complex workflows, permissions, integrations, and business rules.

You and your coding agent build the product behavior. Fluxzero takes responsibility for the technical foundation underneath your product, including security, reliable message delivery, recovery, auditability, and scale.

The same hardened foundation supports early-stage products and high-throughput enterprise workloads, so you can launch without hiring backend engineers and keep the same backend as your product grows.

An agent can generate a backend quickly. But building your product is a different job from building a hardened backend. Your agent is focused on the product. The backend it generates becomes a codebase you must keep secure, reliable, understandable, and ready to scale as the product evolves. Every shortcut taken to launch becomes something you own.

Fluxzero gives your product a hardened backend foundation built and operated by experienced backend engineers for demanding enterprise workloads. Because products run on a shared platform foundation, improvements to security, reliability, recovery, and scale compound and benefit every product, without adding infrastructure code to your application.

Your codebase stays focused on the product. As usage and complexity increase, you keep building on the same foundation instead of rebuilding or replatforming.

Those clouds give you infrastructure and services that still need to be selected, connected, secured, scaled, and operated. You or your agent remains responsible for turning them into one reliable product.

Fluxzero provides and operates that application foundation as one cloud, so you can focus on the product instead of operating the platform underneath it. If you prefer to design, tune, and operate every infrastructure layer yourself, a component cloud may suit you better.

Start by copying one instruction into your coding agent. This is the easiest way to build with Fluxzero. The application your agent helps you build is real code that developers can inspect, test, and extend from their own IDE. When the product is ready, the same application can be deployed to Fluxzero Cloud.

Any application can run on Fluxzero, across product domains and workload sizes. That includes SaaS products, marketplaces, portals, internal tools, consumer apps, and AI-enabled software.

Fluxzero is trusted in production across product domains and workload sizes, from single-founder companies and scale-ups to enterprises such as the organization behind the digital infrastructure of Europe's largest port.

No. The same application works locally and at production scale. Individual workloads can receive more capacity as your product grows, without forcing the whole product onto a new architecture.

If developers join later, they work in a real codebase, not a generated black box. They can inspect, test, and extend the product in their own IDE while Fluxzero continues to run the foundation.

No. Fluxzero is not a black box. It works more like an X-ray of your product: you can see its messages, web requests, application logs, errors, and the user or system behind each interaction.

Every interaction is part of a searchable audit trail. Correlation and tracing let you follow a single request across applications or zoom out to find patterns, performance issues, and failures across the whole product.

Yes. Your application code and product data remain yours. The code does not depend on proprietary Fluxzero annotations, and your data can be exported in a machine-readable format.

Building and running locally is free. You start paying when you activate a plan to put your product online.