The future of B2B software is open-source

Tailoored AI builds open source, self-hosted AI tools for teams — from agents that work across the tools you already use to the sandboxing that keeps them safe.

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Workshops & training

Get your team ready for the AI era

Hands-on workshops that teach B2B teams where AI actually works, then put practical AI workflows into the tools they already use. Every engagement ends with something running, not a slide deck.

Executives · managers · buildersHalf-day to 6 weeksEnds with workflows in production
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AI workflows

Chain triggers, agents, and actions into workflows that triage issues, write code, and open pull requests on their own.

Docs

Open source projects

Self-hosted and AGPL-3.0 licensed — inspect the code, run it on your own infrastructure, and own your data.

Docs

Knowledge hub

Give agents shared context with docs, notes, and files your whole team curates in one place.

Docs

AI workflows to automate your business

Software development

Saves:
~$300-400/mo
Works with:

Triages issues, drafts implementation plans, opens pull requests, and reviews code. Runs everything inside an isolated sandbox with full context from your backlog.

Social media

Saves:
~$200-300/mo
Works with:

Turns releases and knowledge pages into post calendars, threads, and channel-ready copy. Detects what shipped and drafts announcements with full context.

Copywriting

Saves:
~$150-250/mo
Works with:

Drafts landing pages, release notes, and docs that stay consistent with your product voice. Grounded in your knowledge base, not generic boilerplate.

PR

Saves:
~$100-200/mo
Works with:

Prepares press releases, media lists, and launch briefs grounded in what actually shipped. Pulls from your backlog, releases, and knowledge pages.

Customer support

Saves:
~$250-350/mo
Works with:

Answers support questions in Slack grounded in your knowledge base. Escalates real bugs to your backlog and drafts replies for anything it cannot resolve.

QA & bug triage

Saves:
~$200-300/mo
Works with:

Reproduces bug reports, verifies fixes, and writes regression tests inside an isolated sandbox. Keeps your backlog deduplicated and prioritized.

Documentation

Saves:
~$150-250/mo
Works with:

Keeps docs in sync with what actually ships. Watches merged pull requests and updates changelogs, guides, and knowledge pages automatically.

Sprint reporting

Saves:
~$100-200/mo
Works with:

Compiles standups, sprint summaries, and stakeholder updates straight from your backlog. Posts them to the right channel before anyone asks.

Market research

Saves:
~$100-200/mo
Works with:

Tracks competitor releases, pricing changes, and industry chatter, then distills them into briefs on your knowledge pages.

Open source library

Open source projects to automate your business

Open Backlog sits alongside the best open source tools for running a business — fork them, audit them, self-host everything.