AppFactor
Persistent AI agents that maintain and modernize a company's whole software estate, built for regulated enterprises.
Overview
AppFactor runs persistent AI agents that maintain and modernize a company’s whole software estate. They map what is running, fix bugs, patch security holes, upgrade dependencies, rewrite code in Rust and move apps into containers. Engineers approve every change, and nothing merges itself.
It is built for regulated enterprises such as banks, healthcare and government, and deploys in the customer’s private cloud account or on-premises, including air-gapped environments. It works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, open-source or local models.
Its MCP Bridge tool turns existing APIs into tools agents can call. No prices are published.
Who it is for: Regulated enterprises such as banks, healthcare and government.
Features
- Maps what is running across the software estate.
- Fixes bugs, patches security holes and upgrades dependencies.
- Rewrites code in Rust and moves apps into containers.
- Requires engineer approval for every change.
- Works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, open-source or local models.
- Turns existing APIs into agent tools with MCP Bridge.
Details
- Website
- appfactor.io
- Company
- AppFactor
- Headquarters
- London, United Kingdom
- Category
- Engineering factories
- Source
- Proprietary
- Deployment
- Self-hosted
- Topics
- Listed
- September 2026
- Last verified
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