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cheaper to build
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faster to launch
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more reliable in production
How it works
From a bare server to your own code in production. Everything below runs on hardware that is yours.
Stand up the server
Deploy it with the Fractera installer robot. You get an operating system, a starter template, the control panel, storage and authorization — installed and wired together.
Develop where you already work
Sync with GitHub, then clone onto your own machine and run Claude Code or Codex. The data keeps coming from your server; the code runs in your own IDE.
Push, and it deploys itself
Finish on the local machine and push the project to GitHub. That immediately starts a new deployment on your own server — and the visitor sees the new project.
Who this is for, and who it is not for
Two columns, and the second one is meant seriously: if all of it is about you, this platform has nothing to give you. On the left, a reason to look; on the right, a reason not to spend the time.
This is for you if:
One line is enough — the audit pays for itself in the conversation.
- Your project already eats time and money, while progress somehow slowed down.
- You suspect that not everything was done well.
- You found out that cloud services are free only at the start, and then swallow the whole margin.
You do not need this if:
If you can already do all of it, you are the infrastructure we are offering.
- You understand the difference between static and dynamic routing without losing SEO.
- You know how to make every new AI request cheaper while performance keeps growing.
- You can balance the load and hold the bill under $20 a month with millions of users.
What this project is, technically
Three things worth knowing before you build on it: what the skeleton is, where the code is actually written, and what happens when the project outgrows its first hundred pages.
This is not a finished site but the Fractera architecture: one skeleton carries a landing page, a large SaaS and multi-level automation alike. Growth needs no rewrite — the data, authorization and panel layers are already separate, and each is built for load you do not have yet.
Code is not written here. A developer clones the repository to their own machine and works with Claude Code, which reads the instructions and skills that live inside the project: they state the rules, and machine checks refuse to let them be broken. The server only receives the result and rebuilds.
The skeleton is built for a project that will outgrow a million lines: every entity owns its folder, the shared layer does not grow with their number, and routes and permissions are declared where they are enforced. Stability here is not a promise but a consequence — a new page adds nothing to a central spine.
Ready for heavy load“The hidden reality of vibe coding: most of a project is built with no thought for heavy load, for saving database queries, for caching. Not because developers do not know about it — but because holding that standard inside a framework is genuinely hard. Too many small things quietly push a page off static generation and into dynamic rendering. And the difference is not five percent, or ten: in some cases the load on your server grows a thousandfold, and your bill for servers and platforms grows with it. Fractera is built on one long experience: more than thirty years of web development. Everything about heavy load, search optimisation and saving on databases is written into the DNA of this project. It is its skeleton and its life force. And it is yours for free.”
A fully independent space
On a typical project these are three outside services — their pricing, their terms, and their permission for your project to keep running. Here all three live on your own server.
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How to move your project to the Fractera architecture — from any framework
Your project already runs — on Vercel or somewhere else. And you pay: for hosting, for the database, for image storage, for authorization, for email. Every service bills you separately, and every bill grows as you do. Moving looks impossible — it is not: Fractera takes your project apart and rebuilds it on its own architecture, on your server, where all of that is already there and costs nothing extra. It does not matter what your project is written in — Next, React, Vue, Laravel, WordPress, plain PHP: the agent reads your code as a description of what your project does, and builds that meaning here. What moves across is your features, not your files.
What you do
Buy a server — from three euros a month. Buy a domain — from a dollar a year. Start the installer robot and follow it: everything after that it does on its own.
Why it works on Fractera
Three euros is your entire hosting bill. Not for the first month, not "until you pass the limit" — at all. Database, image storage, sign-in, email are already standing on your server and are included in those three euros. There is nothing left to pay for separately.
What you do
In the panel open the "Move to Fractera" tab and give the address of your repository. While you are moving, keep it public — yours and the Fractera one; you can close them again at any time. Save the mode.
Why it works on Fractera
This is the only setting you touch by hand. From here the project knows it is moving and behaves accordingly: it does not build from an empty page, it takes apart what you have already written.
What you do
Open the project in your own editor on your own machine — where you normally work. Start it and tell the agent you are beginning the move. In ordinary words, the way you would tell a colleague.
Why it works on Fractera
From there it reads your old project itself: the architecture, the libraries, what depends on what. You do not have to explain anything or remember anything — it looks at the code, not at your memory.
What you do
Nothing. Look at what came out: the huge task "move the project" is laid out as steps, each with its number and its purpose.
Why it works on Fractera
The move stops being frightening because it stops being one lump. You see the list: what is done, what is running now, what comes next. There is nowhere to get stuck halfway and lose the thread.
What you do
Answer questions about rights: who will be able to see and change what in your application. There are few of them, and all are about your product, not about technology.
Why it works on Fractera
The frame goes up first — page addresses, tables, sign-in, repositories: public for the code, closed for what must not be shown. A frame is raised once, and the project grows inside it instead of being rebuilt for every new feature.
What you do
Walk the steps. One step, one feature: a page, a form, a payment, letters. Tick off what is done and add new ones whenever you think of them.
Why it works on Fractera
Every step is checked and you are shown that it works: not "the build passed", but a live page with your own text. So you always know where you are, and you never end up with a project that is "sort of ready".
What you do
Give the agent access to your databases. It moves across what has already piled up: users, orders, texts, pictures.
Why it works on Fractera
This is the last step. After it you have a full working copy of the project on your own server — with your data, your people and your domain. The old invoices can be cancelled: from now on you pay for the server and the domain, and nothing else.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does it cost, and are there hidden charges?
- There are no hidden charges because there is nobody to pay: the platform is open code, and everything you install and use belongs to you a hundred per cent. Your costs are your own server, your domain and cloud AI if you use it; you count those yourself and pay the provider directly. We take no subscription, no percentage, no per-user fee.
- What is the main advantage?
- Reliability — that is where the bet is placed. There are many ways to throw an application together today, and it is worth having no illusions: nearly all of them are built so that you pay first of all for your own mistakes. An efficient application is in your interest only; whoever sells you services has an interest in you buying and paying for as many separate ones as possible. The expensive part comes later — breaking the law and being fined over where the data sits, unforeseen shutdowns, sanctions, and simply losing your data. Fractera closes that by keeping all of it on your own server.
- What if I need more than this?
- Your main tool is your own — Claude Code, Codex or another — and it runs on your own machine. The project scales far: the skeleton is cut for millions of lines and stays efficient. And if you need a conceptual change to the architecture at the control-panel level, or building the application is still hard, send a request to admin@fractera.ai and a developer will get in touch and offer a solution.
- I already have a site — can I move it to Fractera?
- Yes, and there is a separate working mode for it — «Migration». You name the source: a repository address or a folder on your own machine. From there the agent READS the foreign code as a description rather than running it — capabilities move across, files do not, so a broken or hostile dependency has no way to ride along. The first artefact is the intent tree: what your project becomes on this architecture. Then the capability table, each line ticked off with a proof, and a queue of steps born from the reading rather than from generalities. It all starts with four decisions — the type of application, whether it needs authorization, whether it needs role-based access, and which roles: the answer relays the skeleton rather than edits a page, which is why it is asked before the first line. If you want to know what this means in your case — get a free audit.