Frequently asked questions

Answers about building new systems, legacy modernization, production controls, pricing, security, and the API.

Bondi is an AI-native platform for building, running, and continuously evolving custom business systems. The building experience is conversational, while the runtime provides the real database, business rules, permissions, audit history, environments, and deployment controls required for production.

Bondi is not a generic app builder. It combines natural-language building with a governed business-systems runtime. You define the data, processes, roles, rules, exceptions, and AI boundaries; Bondi helps turn them into a system that can be tested, deployed, audited, and changed safely.

You can build CRM systems, project management tools, inventory management, custom workflows, reporting dashboards, and any internal business system. Bondi builds each one as custom software tailored to your exact requirements.

No coding knowledge is required for the building path. You do need someone who understands how the business operates and can review the proposed data model, rules, permissions, exceptions, and test scenarios. Complex legacy migrations also require implementation expertise.

Yes, through a controlled modernization path. Bondi can support assessment, data and workflow mapping, parallel validation, integrations, and a planned cutover. This is different from building a new system and is scoped as an implementation project.

Bondi is currently invite-only and opening access gradually. Submit an early access request with your starting point. We review each request personally and, when there is a fit, plan a focused and safe first step with you.

Yes. Bondi is built with enterprise-grade security. Your data is protected with encryption, regular backups, and strict access controls. We take data security and privacy seriously.

That is what Bondi is designed for. Every customer gets an isolated database, granular permissions, audit history, backups, and a controlled path for testing and deploying changes. Enterprise plans can add contractual SLAs and dedicated infrastructure.