InsightsSeptember 24, 2026Governing a Hundred Apps Like One: xAppHubWhen every team can build its own apps, how do you stay in control? How xAppHub gives you one login, one view and one set of numbers across every app.
InsightsSeptember 24, 2026Chocolate Factory: Adding AI Helpers to Your AppsAI agents are helpers that do tasks inside your apps. How Chocolate Factory lets you build, test and plug them into any BuildPad application.
InsightsSeptember 24, 2026Software That Keeps FittingSoftware that fits on day one can drift out of shape. How built-in feedback, our engineers and your own teams keep BuildPad apps fitting as your business changes.
NewsAugust 19, 2026A fleet portal, built in under a weekVendor permissions, dispatch approvals and an audit trail on every action. The kind of internal tool that normally means months of backend work and a security review before anyone can use it.
AnnouncementsAugust 5, 2026BuildPad is listed on AWS MarketplaceTeams that already buy through AWS can engage BuildPad there. It is a professional services listing, so the scope and the price are agreed per project.
EventsJune 14, 2026CyberHack 2026: a real factory problem, six daysStudents in Surabaya took on a live manufacturing problem. Two days went on code. The rest went on understanding the problem, which is the right way round.
AnnouncementsJune 7, 2026Vibe code the fun parts. BuildPad handles the rest.AI writes the screens quickly. Authentication, permissions, data structure and audit trails are still slow, and they are what decides whether the application survives.
InsightsMay 20, 2026Buying the licences is not the same as getting the valueThe same model gives one person a tidy email and another a product strategy. The difference is what you put in, and that is a training problem.
InsightsMay 20, 2026Between a vibecoded prototype and software you can auditDescribing what you want and letting AI write it works. What comes out is often inconsistent on the surface and rigid underneath, and it will not survive a review.
InsightsApril 6, 202666 minutes, then 16: testing a DevOps agent on real incidentsWe ran the AWS DevOps Agent against the kind of incident our engineers see every day. It found the cause four times faster, and found one we had missed.