Your workflow, intact: CLI, tests, branches, and your agents — with what runs underneath specified in enough detail to check.
Everything a serious backend expects, on a platform your whole team can see into:
Function-by-function execution, workflow tests across objects, unit tests within them.
Unlimited sandboxes per workspace, and disposable tenants for parallel work: spin one up per change, run the tests against it, promote or throw it away.
Three views of one artifact: the visual canvas, the function stack, and XanoScript code. Edit any view — in the product or your IDE — and the others stay in sync. Build visually, in code, or through your agent.
One XanoTS command scaffolds a typed backend, the frontend framework you pick, and the hosting behind both. Infrastructure and logic are declared together, and compile to the same artifact everything else on the platform produces. XanoTS →
Run any workload as a Docker microservice alongside governed logic, with business rules and observability wrapped around it.
Every endpoint ships with autogenerated OpenAPI docs, so what's documented matches what runs.
Branching and merging, draft changes with revertible history, and a full change record for every object. Ship through staging → preview → production; roll back by redeploying the previous release.
The Developer MCP gives Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP-capable agent the full XanoScript reference and live validation — agents write valid Xano the first time, against your workspace's rules (AGENTS.md, skills, docs).
A VS Code extension with syntax highlighting and live validation for .xs files. One-way Git sync commits every change to your GitHub or GitLab repo — a standing backup and an audit trail.
From your IDE, start to shipped:
Stack traces that point to the failing stack, not a log dump. Step-through of functions with production data. Request history across every endpoint. An audit trail for every change, human or agent.
Debugging AI-built software is where black boxes get expensive. In Xano there isn’t one: the failure, the logic behind it, and the change that caused it are all in view.
The release flow is the same everywhere: sandbox → immutable artifact → review → promote. The exact artifact your team inspected is what runs in production. CI/CD runs through the same gate: drive the whole flow headless from your GitHub or GitLab pipeline. Tenants give each client, region, or cohort its own database, URL, and lifecycle.
Xano operates it end to end.
Deploys into your AWS, Azure, or GCP — your jurisdiction, your keys.
Including on-prem, for the environments that require it.
Regional deployment in a click, across cloud hosts and hosting configurations. The common enterprise journey: start in your cloud, and hand over operations when we've earned it.
Standard substrate, no surprises: Xano runs on technology your platform team already operates — Kubernetes, Postgres, Redis.
Autopilot brings the same principle (see it, trust it, prove it) to the infrastructure your software runs on: continuous right-sizing of every pod, node, and autoscaler, applied in place, with every decision explained and every move proven safe first.
Stateless handling of personally identifiable information. Workload isolation. A request-history off-switch. No training on customer data. The assurance story (certifications, audit evidence, and the questions your IT team will ask) lives on the security page.