Cyoda Platform

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What Cyoda is

Cyoda is a developer-first, event-driven application platform built around an entity database and state-machine workflows, designed to help teams build reliable, scalable systems without assembling excessive “glue code” across databases, queues, and workflow engines. Cyoda also includes an AI assistant to speed up solution design, implementation, and iteration.

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Core ideas

  • Event-driven by default: architecture oriented around events and state transitions.
  • Entity database: entity-centric modeling that keeps state + lifecycle central.
  • Workflows as first-class: state machines for long-running orchestration and automation.
  • Reliability: strong emphasis on correctness, availability, and operational simplicity.
  • AI assistance: accelerate building, iterating, and operating systems.
Event-driven Entity database State machines Workflows AI assistant

Who it’s for

  • Backend engineers and architects building complex, distributed systems
  • Teams modernizing legacy “workflow + integration + database” stacks
  • Organizations that want faster delivery without losing enterprise-grade reliability
  • Builders exploring agentic/AI-driven applications with strong state + auditability

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Architecture & design

Data & querying

AI & applications

Short positioning copy (safe, non-hypey)

Cyoda helps teams build event-driven systems by making entities and their workflows first-class, so state, orchestration, and reliability live in one coherent model. The platform is designed to reduce integration complexity across data, workflows, and distributed processing, and it provides AI assistance to accelerate prototyping and delivery while preserving operational discipline.

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