One platform · built in the open
Your site, your data and your automations. One place.
Most small operations run on five subscriptions that don't talk to each other — a site builder, a form tool, a spreadsheet, a scheduler, and something to glue them together. MFICore is all of it, on one login, billed by what you actually use.
No seats. No tiers. No sales call. About $5 a month for a site, a penny per automation run.
What it actually looks like
Three surfaces. One product.
Not three tools with an integration between them — the same data, reachable from all of them.
Pages with drafts, history and your own domain. HTTPS issued for you.
select customer, total from orders
where paid_at > now() - interval '7 days'
| customer | total |
|---|---|
| Rivera Landscaping | $1,240 |
| Okafor & Sons | $860 |
| Blue Ridge Dental | $2,110 |
Real tables, real SQL. Save a query as a view, put it on a page.
Runs on a schedule, a form submission, or a webhook. You watch every step.
The idea
Half structure. Half intelligence.
The logo is a brain that is half circuit and half cloud, which is not decoration — it is the product. One side keeps things; the other side does things with them.
Everything you keep
The parts that have to be boring, reliable and yours.
- Pages, forms and uploads on your own domain
- A real database you query with SQL
- Members, teams and sign-in for your customers
- DNS and certificates handled for you
Everything you automate
The parts that should happen without you in the room.
- Workflows on a schedule, a form, or a webhook
- A self-hosted AI agent that can read and act
- Chat, video calls and live experiences
- Drive the whole thing from Claude or Cursor
What you get
More than you expect for the price.
A real website
Edit in the browser with drafts and version history. Bring your own domain — HTTPS is issued and renewed for you, and every page works without JavaScript.
A database, not a spreadsheet
Typed tables, a SQL console, saved views and charts. Put a live table on a public page without exporting anything.
Forms that do something
Collect text, photos and video. Every submission can start a workflow instead of landing in an inbox nobody reads.
Automations you can watch
A visual builder, and a run viewer that shows every node, its input, its output and its error. When something breaks you can see where.
Your own AI, on your own hardware
Point it at your Ollama box. It searches the web, reads your site, and answers about your data — without your data leaving the cluster.
Apps you can buy in a click
A chat server, a video SFU, a password vault, WordPress, even a game server — provisioned for your site and billed by the month.
Pricing
You pay for what you use.
No seat count to negotiate and no plan to outgrow. If you use nothing this month, you pay nothing this month.
Build the thing you keep meaning to build.
Start with a page. Add a table when you need one. Automate the part you are tired of doing.
A person reads the contact form. Usually the one who wrote this page.