Corteza
A solution stack for a sustainable future.
By empowering people and organizations anywhere in the world to control and share their data and the applications they build with it without giving up their digital freedom, Corteza aims to increase humankind’s ability to respond quickly and effectively to the varied challenges the world faces and, in so doing, give the world a platform to overcome these challenges and work itself towards a sustainable future.
Corteza is a 100% open-source, fully standardized low-code app development, business process, integration and data harmonization platform.
Corteza’s backend is built in Golang, the multi-threaded computing language developed by Google to build and manage its application infrastructure. Its front end is written in Vue.js, a lightweight JavaScript framework. Corteza uses W3C standards and formats wherever possible and all Corteza components are accessible via RestAPI. Corteza is cloud-native and deploys via Docker containers.
Corteza is licensed under an Apache 2.0 license and is, and always will be, freely available to all.
Corteza was created by Planet Crust, which continues to maintain and develop Corteza and is Corteza’s primary contributor. Planet Crust offers support and development services for Corteza.
Aire is an AI-powered data model builder that makes building apps on Corteza faster and easier than ever. Get an Aire subscription to export your config files and import them into your own instance of Corteza.
Latest Releases
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