Model-driven platform for building information systems
Efficient resource utilization
Habarico aims to minimize the number of developers needed to build an information system. Use your developers for truly creative tasks instead.
Why do we believe this is true?
Rapid production deployment
Thanks to its thoughtful architecture, you can instantly deploy the first prototype of an application or any further change request.
This is exactly what model-driven architecture enables.
Low error rate and maintenance
Less code means fewer bugs and less hassle maintaining it.
Habarico is a low-code platform that we use and fine-tune ourselves. We want hassle-free software too.
Develop smarter. Digitize faster.
At Eluvia, we’ve been developing enterprise information systems for 15 years—from small apps to large ERPs, from booking systems to full-scale platforms. We've deployed tons of code, had many successes, and hit a few dead ends too. Most importantly, we’ve gathered countless insights that we’ve now poured into the Habarico project.
Our vision is to make routine programming of information systems unnecessary. We want to reduce the time it takes to automate your business—without reinventing the wheel every quarter. We lower development costs so you can allocate resources to more creative and valuable directions.
Long and expensive enterprise system implementations are a thing of the past. Habarico brings a standard in development automation that shortens production deployment times, minimizes the need for programming, and adapts to your business processes—not the other way around.
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Compatible technologies
The Habarico platform is inherently compatible with any common backend technology. At Eluvia, we prefer using Habarico with Python / Django and Ruby on Rails.
Python + Django
Ruby on Rails
Java
.NET
TypeScript
React
Material UI
Docker
Kubernetes
Have different technology preferences or needs? Feel free to contact us and book a consultation.
An information system built around your data
The foundation of Habarico is a methodology called Model-driven development. Imagine lots of Excel spreadsheets holding your key business data. With some effort, you can clean and describe those tables into a model. This model defines the values your future app stores, their formats, names, relationships, and dependencies.
The Habarico platform adds a simple configuration layer and automatically generates your own tailor-made information system, complete with a modern, reactive, and visually friendly user interface available via web. Developers add specific business logic as needed. Routine tasks are handled by the Habarico platform dynamically or via ready-to-use generators and AI assistants.
Every system must grow with its user. Change requests are normal. Model-driven architecture simplifies application maintenance and development. Changes are made on the data model side and reflected in the UI almost immediately. Frontend development is usually unnecessary.
This eliminates the usual web app development paradigm—an analyst creates or edits an API contract, backend developers work from one side, frontend from another. They may sync, or not 🤷🏻♂️, leading to extra debugging and cost. Isn’t that inefficient?
We thought so too. We adopted Habarico, cut total system development costs by about one-third, and reduced production bugs. If you're looking for something similar, contact us and let's find a solution together.
Product architecture
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? It’s Habarico!
Adopting new technology can be tough and full of questions—what is Habarico and how does it work? Simple: it currently consists of three core layers—Habarico protocol, implementation libraries, and optional ready-to-use services.
We broke down the model-driven platform idea into a polished set of libraries, managed by Eluvia or open-source. Each library has its role—styling the frontend UI, standardizing backend–frontend communication, or understanding the schema used to build the UI.
Habarico is also a protocol, a JSON schema that connects backend to frontend. The key is agreement on what, how, and where to render the layout. Then the backend sends the data and it flows into the prepared UI components. It sounds simple, and that’s Habarico’s charm—we don’t make things more complex than they need to be.
Every information system—ERP or e-shop admin—needs authentication, permissions, transactional emails, internal notifications, and other basics. Our philosophy: implement once, use a thousand times. That’s why the project includes ready-made backend microservices for these functions. Just use them. And yes, Habarico is naturally compatible with microservices architecture.
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