Clear answers.
No technical prerequisites.

GenXus is an AI software platform in private development by Applied Architecture Group. It is being designed to help business experts translate operational needs into solution options, approved plans, and working software.

GenXus is not publicly available and has not reached public beta. You can discuss your needs with Andrew Naron. Founder-led consulting through Applied Architecture Group is available separately.

The intended experience starts with your understanding of the business. GenXus is being designed to ask practical questions and explain technical choices in plain language. Current engagements are led by Andrew.

Implementation is part of the product vision. The intended experience includes agreeing on scope and obtaining operator approval before a build. We are not claiming unattended production delivery is available today.

Not necessarily. The intended approach starts with your existing processes and tools. A useful answer could be a process improvement, better use of current software, an integration, or a new application.

Product pricing has not been announced. AAG consulting scope and fees are agreed separately before work begins. The product vision includes making setup, recurring, and support costs easier to compare.

AAG provides founder-led consulting and is developing GenXus as its proprietary software product. Consulting is the initial commercialization and product-learning channel. Clients are not required to adopt GenXus.

Enterprise complexity is the design starting point, with the ambition to make the same solution architecture capabilities useful to businesses of any size. Initial evaluations will focus on bounded workflows; broader scale and deployment readiness will be established through testing.

The intended outcome extends beyond a conversation: clearly defined requirements, practical options, an approved implementation plan, and ultimately a working solution. Those are product goals, not a claim of completed public functionality.

No savings or maintenance-replacement guarantees are being made. Any future comparison needs to include implementation, hosting, software, support, and the requirements of the actual business.

Start with a high-level description. Before sharing sensitive records or proprietary material, discuss the appropriate confidentiality arrangements with Andrew. Do not include passwords, customer records, or private system details in an initial inquiry.