Websites, online stores, SaaS apps, forms and blogs, all from one visual platform. Design the pages, shape your data, automate the logic and start charging, with no deploys and no developers in the way.
No code. No servers to manage. No deploy button.
Sound familiar?
Most teams run on a patchwork: a website builder here, a form tool there, a spreadsheet pretending to be a database, and a developer on call for everything else.
Every change waits in a queue
Fixing a typo or launching a promo means a ticket, a developer and a deploy. By the time it ships, the moment is gone.
Five tools that don't talk to each other
Your site, forms, payments, emails and customer data live in different apps, with different bills and a lot of copy-paste in between.
Page builders hit a wall
They're great for pages, until you need logins, your own data or real business logic. Then it's back to custom code and big invoices.
Why XFORG
XFORG gives you the same building blocks developers use: pages, a database, business logic and payments, in a visual editor anyone on your team can pick up.
Changes go live instantly
Hit save and it's on your site. No build step, no deploy, no waiting. Every save is kept as a version.
Anyone can build their own system
Drop in sections, create tables, wire up logic with visual functions. If you can describe your process, you can build it.
Scales with you
Start with a landing page. Grow into a store or a full SaaS with users, roles and subscriptions, without ever migrating.
Everything in one place
Pages, forms, database, automations, emails, payments, languages and SEO. One login, one bill, zero glue code.
Real time, for real
Other platforms make you build, preview, deploy and wait. In XFORG, what you save is what your visitors see, right away, on every device.
No build step, no deploy pipeline
Nothing to compile, nothing to push, nobody to wait for.
Every save is a version
See what changed and when, so trying things out is never scary.
Seconds, not sprints
Update copy, prices, pages or menus the moment the business needs it.
Solutions
Start with what you need today. Everything you learn carries over to what you'll need tomorrow.
How it works
The same four steps whether you're launching a one-page site or a full product with paying customers.
1. Design your pages
Start from professionally designed sections and make them yours. Responsive, and ready for light and dark mode.
2. Shape your data
Create your own tables and queries for clients, projects, bookings or anything else, with access rules built in.
3. Automate the logic
Connect forms, pages and events to visual functions that save data, call APIs and send emails.
4. Launch and get paid
Publish instantly, add user accounts and charge monthly or yearly subscriptions through Stripe.
Built to scale
The features you'll need next year are already here, switched on when you're ready. No re-platforming, no rebuilding, no starting over.
Users, roles and tags
Sign-up, login and private pages, with each user seeing only their own data.
Payments and subscriptions
Sell products or charge monthly and yearly plans through Stripe.
Every language you need
Translate pages, menus and navigation, and let visitors switch in one click.
APIs and automations
Call any external service and run logic automatically when something happens.
Security by design
Access rules on every page and every query, decided on the server, not in the browser.
Found on search
Titles, descriptions, social cards and a sitemap for every page you publish.
XFORG comes with its own MCP server, so AI assistants like Claude can create pages, tables, functions, menus and translations in your project, following the same rules and permissions you do.
Proof? The page you're reading right now was built exactly this way.
FAQ
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Pages, data, logic and payments are all built visually. If you do code, you can go further with custom CSS, API calls and your own queries, but it's never required.
How fast do my changes show up?
What can I build with XFORG?
Will it keep up as my business grows?
Can I charge my customers?
Can my site be in more than one language?
How much does it cost?
Stop waiting on developers and stitching tools together. Build the exact system you have in mind, and change it whenever the business does.
