Describe what you need. Get a deployed app you own.
The full delivery cycle runs for you, with your sign-off at each step.
Not a prototype that breaks after the demo: governed software while it is built, then a portfolio where ownership, versions and lifecycle status remain visible as each application changes.
For business and operations teams who need internal software, not another year in the IT backlog.
“Suppliers submit onboarding details.”
“Finance approves, and we validate the tax ID.”
Pending
12
Approved
84
The whole path, and where you stay in control.
Maleus runs the complete delivery cycle as a sequence of stages, one specialist on each, with your approval before the next. A pilot moves into production, new features ship as approved versions, and each application remains identifiable in the portfolio by owner, version and lifecycle status.
Workshop
Product Manager
Know the scope and the cost before anyone builds a thing.
Frame the need before anything is built. Describe it in plain language or share your Excel, Word and PDF documents: this raw material becomes structured stories and versions. You can also split a complete app into versions and preview what each one will cost.
Your checkpoint: You shape the scope, and you see the cost before a line of code is written.
“You · We want to streamline supplier onboarding.”
“Maleus · I suggest three versions for us to review together.”
Proposed roadmap
Design
UX/UI Designer
See the real screens working, and change them in minutes.
The interface is built in real, working code, not a throwaway mockup. You click through the actual screens, ask for changes in plain words, and watch each round take shape right away.
Your checkpoint: You sign off on how it looks and behaves before the specification is locked.
Pending
12
Approved
84
This week
+9
Specification
Business Analyst
One agreed source of truth you keep using to change the app for life.
The conversation becomes a validated specification: user stories, pages, access controls, data, business rules, and roles. It's written before the first line of code, and the code is generated from it, not from a raw prompt.
Your checkpoint: You approve the specification as the source of truth. It stays the place where you change and question the app for the rest of its life.
Specification · Version 1
Source of truthUser stories
- Submit a supplier
- Approve or reject
Pages
- Submissions
- Approvals queue
Roles & access
- Submitter
- Finance approver
Business rules
- Tax ID is validated
- Approved suppliers lock
Build
Software & QA Engineer
New work can't quietly break what already worked.
It's built from your approved spec on a fixed foundation that handles the plumbing (permissions, SSO, encryption, tests), so the AI only writes your business logic. Every change is checked against the version before it.
Your checkpoint: Every change is checked against the previous ones before you accept it.
- Approvals still work
- Reports still add up
- Past data is kept
- Checking new work against the previous version
Deployment
DevOps Engineer
The pilot moves into production as code you own, then evolves in governed versions.
Delivered CI/CD-ready, with documentation, on a shareable URL for review. It deploys to your own cloud or on-premise, with rollback, and the code lands in your own Git repository. Its owner, current version and lifecycle status remain visible as the portfolio grows.
Your checkpoint: You approve the move to production and each later version; in-progress and roadmap work stays clearly separate from what is live.
The whole app, backend included, in your own repository.
What the platform is made of.
The journey is how it works. Here's what's under it: four parts of the platform, each one you can go deeper on.
A full delivery team, on demand
A specialist for every role of the delivery cycle, product, design, analysis, build and QA, data, deployment, does the work, with a human validating each stage. You get a whole team's output without hiring one or queuing behind a backlog.
Connects to anything
Your app connects to the tools you already run. Maleus connects to any documented API, and when a connector doesn't exist, it builds one by reading the API's own documentation, held to the same tests as everything else.
AI agents inside your apps
The apps you build can do work, not just hold data: in-app AI specialists that trigger actions across your tools and run bounded, permission-checked web searches. For example, a CRM whose built-in assistant gathers purchase-intent signals from the web.
Govern the application portfolio
A portfolio view brings together each application's owner, version, lifecycle status and health, plus cost or budget where tracked. The labels Delivered today, In progress and Roadmap keep live capabilities separate from work that is not yet available; builds remain isolated and auditable.
Why teams pick Maleus over a generic AI builder.
Built to last
Your spec stays the source of truth, every change is checked, and ownership, version and lifecycle status remain visible as the app evolves.
Beyond vibe coding
You keep AI speed on a hybrid foundation designed and validated by engineers, with a clear specification, visible checkpoints and tested versions.
No surprise bill
No credits draining in the background while you iterate: you see each version's cost up front and approve it before it's built.
What happens after you book a demo.
We don't drop a tool on you and leave. Working with Maleus runs in three steps:
Discovery
Together we pick one real process worth industrializing, and agree on what good looks like.
Pilot
We build it with you, end to end on your own use case, and you sign off at each stage.
Production and governance
You take the code into production on your chosen infrastructure, extend it through approved versions, and govern it alongside the rest of the application portfolio.
See your own app take shape.
The fastest way to get Maleus is to watch it build something you actually need, on your own use case, not a canned demo.
Built by the team behind a widely-used open-source backend and real-time data platform.