Features
Capabilities of the platform.
Data, screens, automation, and APIs already run underneath; the editing and release tools around them are being finished. Nothing here is claimed beyond that.
AI co-building
Describe the application you want and let AI draft the data, screens, and automations — then refine every piece directly.
- Start from a description instead of a blank canvas
- Every AI draft lands as an editable app definition you fully own
- Switch freely between AI, visual, and file editing
Visual editing and text files
One app definition, three ways to edit it: the visual editor, readable text files, or AI. Changes stay in sync because every tool edits the same definition.
- Visual editors for screens, automations, and data models
- Text files are human-readable and reviewable in version control
- Free to move between editing styles at any time
Data and storage
Model your business data as typed records. The platform creates storage, relationships, and queries from the same definitions.
- Tables created from your data model
- Typed fields, relationships, and rules declared once
- One query layer shared by screens, automations, and APIs
Pages and forms
Compose screens from a layout system — lists, detail views, forms, and navigation connected directly to your data and automations.
- Screens are defined as data, so they are consistent and generatable
- Components connect to your data, queries, and automation actions
- Forms carry validation, state, and submission wiring in the definition
Workflows and automation
A visual workflow engine runs your business logic — approvals, enrichment, notifications, scheduled jobs — as inspectable, resumable pipelines.
- Built-in steps for branching, data, storage, and HTTP calls
- Automations keep their state and are designed to resume after interruption
- Schedules turn automations into recurring jobs without cron scripts
APIs and integrations
Expose your app over versioned, documented HTTP APIs, and call external services through credential-managed outbound requests.
- API definitions map endpoints to queries and automations
- Outbound HTTP calls run inside automations with managed credentials
- Credentials are scoped per account or workspace
Governance and releases
Draft, validate, preview, review, and publish. Apps move through a deliberate lifecycle with one shared definition and versioned releases.
- Draft changes without touching the live app
- Validation catches broken connections before publish
- Preview deployments give reviewers a real running app
Hosting and operations
Self-hostable from day one: run Floyant on infrastructure you control. A managed hosted option is coming too — entirely optional.
- Run on your own infrastructure — your servers, your domain, your rules
- Environments isolate drafts, previews, and live apps
- Self-hosting is a day-one capability — fully in your hands