Personal tools and side projects
Every idea you build with your AI gets its own link. Keep drafts private and publish the good ones.
ExampleA recipe planner, a reading log and a small game, all on one €7 server.
Use cases
Things too small for a cloud bill and too useful to leave on a laptop. Here is how people use one Automaton server, from a single builder to a company that keeps its data in-house.
Every idea you build with your AI gets its own link. Keep drafts private and publish the good ones.
ExampleA recipe planner, a reading log and a small game, all on one €7 server.
Dashboards, forms and trackers your team signs in to. No more spreadsheets passed around.
ExampleA shift planner and a stock tracker, visible only to signed-in members.
One storefront for every tool your company builds. People find what exists instead of building it twice.
ExampleTwelve internal tools with covers and descriptions at store.your-company.com.
Run AI-built apps without sending data to another cloud. Choose the machine and the country.
ExampleAn HR request form whose data never leaves the company's own server in Germany.
Invite a client or a partner company and choose exactly which apps they can open.
ExampleAn agency gives each client a project status app, invited by email.
Actions run on a schedule: reports, syncs, clean-ups and checks that alert you when something breaks.
ExampleA website monitor that checks five sites every five minutes and posts to Slack.
Cost
The software is free under Apache 2.0. There is no per-app, per-user or per-seat fee.
| Typical app platform | Automaton on your server | |
|---|---|---|
| Ten small apps | Billed per app, per seat or per request | One server of about €7 a month in our tests, plus a domain |
| Adding people | Often a per-seat price | Invite as many as your server serves |
| Where data lives | The provider's regions | The machines and countries you choose |
Open source · Apache 2.0
See apps running on Automaton today, read the docs as plain text, or start your own server.