Deliver apps your clients actually trust
Your clients want real infrastructure, not duct-taped no-code tools. RootCX gives you a professional, code-first platform to build and hand off internal apps. Your client gets the code, the data, and the infrastructure. They own it all.
Your delivery stack is your reputation
The prototype lands. Then the questions start.Where does the data live? Who manages authentication? Can our IT team review this? What happens if we stop working with you?
No-code tools raise red flags.Mid-sized companies expect code, not nodes. They expect compliance, not a shared Airtable. The moment your client sees n8n or Google Sheets behind the curtain, credibility takes a hit.
RootCX looks like what enterprise clients expect.Real code. PostgreSQL database. SSO with Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace. Role-based access on every resource. Immutable audit logs. Your delivery looks like it came from a platform team, not a freelancer.
Everything your client needs to run it without you
Standard, readable code
Everything RootCX generates is code your client's team can open, read, and modify. No proprietary formats. No visual configs that only work inside one platform.
Their own database
A dedicated PostgreSQL database with all their data. Not a shared instance, not a spreadsheet, not someone else's SaaS.
Enterprise security from day one
SSO with Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace, Auth0. Role-based access on every resource. Immutable audit logs. Encrypted secrets vault.
Deployment included
The app runs on RootCX Cloud or on your client's own infrastructure. They choose. No DevOps required.
One platform, every client isolated
Each client gets their own project: their own database, their own users, their own secrets, their own deployment. Fully isolated. No data crosses between clients.
For you, it is one platform. Same tools, same workflow, same deployment process across every engagement. You build the expertise once and apply it to every client.
When the project is done, transfer ownership in one step. Your client gets their own isolated environment. They run it independently. You move on to the next one.
The handoff that doesn't end in a hosting conversation
Deploy the project, transfer ownership. Your client gets full access to the code, the database, and the infrastructure. They can bring in another team, self-host, or keep running on RootCX Cloud. No lock-in to you, no lock-in to the platform.
No lock-in for your client. No lock-in for you.
RootCX is source-available under FSL-1.1-ALv2, converting to Apache 2.0 after two years. Your client can read every line of code. They can self-host on their own infrastructure. No proprietary formats, no JSON configs they can't export. When your client asks "what happens if RootCX disappears?", the answer is: nothing changes.