Flatlogic

Flatlogic is an app creation tool. Flatlogic combines an AI app generator that turns prompts into owned source code with a custom software team that has delivered 72 client products since 2014. Best for founders and B2B teams building SaaS, CRM, ERP, or internal tools who want speed now and engineering support later.

Flatlogic is a custom software development company that has been building business applications since 2014. The firm operates on two tracks: a services team that scopes, builds, and maintains SaaS products, CRM and ERP systems, customer portals, and internal tools, and an AI app generator that produces a working first version from a prompt. Across both tracks, the company reports 191,964.6 tracked engineering hours on 72 client products, with roughly 70 percent of that work coming from relationships lasting two years or more. The generator is aimed at founders, product teams, and agencies that want to move from idea to a runnable codebase without handing over control. A prompt produces a dashboard or application skeleton, and users keep full source-code ownership along with a dedicated virtual machine operated by an AI coding agent. That matters for teams that expect to extend the product later or bring in professional engineers once the scope grows beyond what the generator handles. Flatlogic engineers can then be engaged to take over or extend the same codebase. On the services side, the delivery model covers the full lifecycle: requirements and product goals, feasibility and delivery planning, UX and data modeling, a first working version in a test environment, then custom workflows and integrations. The company's case studies include Worldsphere (weather forecasting), UNICEF (mental health support), Optelos (AI visual inspection), Look Who's Talking (meeting management), and several CRM and e-commerce builds. The mix of clients ranges from small startups to SP500 companies. Engineering experience is supplemented by 61 public open-source repositories, a set of 28 formerly premium templates released as open source, and an annual web app research report. The tool sits between no-code builders, which abstract away the code, and traditional dev shops, which require a large upfront commitment. It is a reasonable fit for teams that want generated scaffolding they own, with the option to escalate to a human delivery team. It is less suited to someone expecting a fully managed no-code platform or a purely self-serve product with no service component.