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ATAILA Factory

One step creates the project. One approval ships it.

ATAILA Factory is the project factory of the platform: a new web app with everything it needs, created on your hardware in one step, and every release from development to production on record.

06. Project factory

Create a web app in minutes and build it with AI. Every release from development to production is recorded.

A fully local alternative to Lovable and Netlify

What a new project gets

Fill in one form and the project exists, with everything a team would otherwise assemble by hand over weeks.

  • Machines, a database and storage

    The application stack, in separate environments from development to production.

  • Repositories and a registry

    Your own repositories, build pipelines and a container registry, inside your network.

  • Addresses, certificates and mail

    A domain with its records and certificates, and the mailboxes the project needs, kept current for as long as the project runs.

  • Monitoring and backups

    Monitoring and backups from the first day, with a restore path.

openmath.hu was created this way, in minutes. So was every project of our own. All projects

How a release moves

The build you tested is the build that ships, and a person opens production.

  1. 1. One artefact, one test

    Every change becomes one artefact, and that artefact is what you test.

  2. 2. The same artefact moves forward

    The artefact that passed is promoted through the separate environments from development to production without being rebuilt.

  3. 3. A person opens production

    Production needs a named person and a written reason. Every release is logged and can be reversed.

A release never touches your data. Copying data between environments is a separate, approved action.

What you own at the end

Everything the factory produces belongs to you.

Your repositories
Every line of code the project produces, with its full history, in your own repositories.
Your data
The databases, the files and the backups stay on your servers.
Your environments
The machines and their settings, from development to production, created on your side and yours to keep.

What your auditor can inspect

The controls auditors ask about are how every release happens here: approved, logged, reversible.

NIS2
Change control, incident readiness, resilience
Every production release is approved by a named person, logged and reversible. Environments are separate. Monitoring and backups are part of every project, with a restore path.
DORA
ICT risk management and operational resilience (financial sector)
Separate environments with rollback, and recovery expectations written into the contract.
ISO 27001
Change management, access control, logging
Role-based, logged approvals on every promotion; credentials are never stored in code; the full release history is exportable for your auditor.
EU AI Act
Transparency and data governance around AI use
The AI that builds and serves your apps runs on your own servers; prompts and data stay there unless you choose a public model; the model inventory is documented.

Built to these standards

The platform is built to the requirements of ISO/IEC 42001 and the EU AI Act. What those standards call for is how releases happen here every day.

ISO/IEC 42001 (AI management system)
A documented inventory of every model, a named owner for each one in production, human approval recorded on every release, and an auditable trail of what ran where. Those controls are in place and in use.
EU AI Act (Duties by risk class)
The Act places its duties on providers and deployers by risk class. The platform produces what those duties call for: the model inventory, a record of which model served which use case, technical documentation kept with the release, and the notice to a user that they are dealing with an AI system. Your own obligations depend on what you build with it; what we supply is the platform-side evidence.

What you get is operational evidence: approval logs, environment separation, access records and written commitments your auditor can inspect. Formal certification is a separate step, on its own timetable. Bring your auditor’s checklist and we will walk through it line by line.

Included in both editions

The project factory is one of the six capabilities in both ATAILA Enterprise and ATAILA Service Provider. Your team runs the platform, or your service provider does.

Tell us the project you would start with.

We will create it in front of you, from the form to the first release.