•What is Arbiter?

Arbiter is a powerful low-code platform for building workflows. Arbiter enables non-tech/business people to build like never before, and at the same it empowers developers to extend Arbiter functionality without limits.

•Arbiter Goals

• Easy-to-use. We believe that truly great products should be as simple as possible, beautiful, and intuitive. The problems we are dealing with are complex enough, so nobody needs another confusing, over-engineered, and feature-polluted solution.
• Reliable and Secure. Arbiter aims to provide a service that utilizes a new approach in the low-code space inspired by nearly 50 years of experience in computing - static types checking. We believe that this is crucial for the adoption of low-code solutions in places where complexity arises.
• Extensible and Composable. Arbiter provides unparalleled reusability. Arbiter is fully extensible via our built-in serverless functionality, checkpoint imports, and integrations.

•Why Arbiter?

Arbiter provides an easy and secure way for both business teams and devs to build, test, and deploy applications collaboratively. We aim to build not just a low-code platform, but a framework that behaves like a static programming language with a very high level of abstraction. Additionally, we have invested a lot of effort to be both easy to use by non-tech people and powerful and extensible for techies.

•Business teams autonomy

Arbiter gives business teams autonomy and flexibility. They can build, optimize and maintain their own services with minimal to no IT involvement.

•Save valuable engineering resources

Let engineering teams focus their time on the real critical bits of your IT infrastructure by "outsourcing" some of the work without sacrificing quality and stability.

•Shorten time-to-market

Arbiter enables organizations to rapidly build, vet and deploy automations and APIs at scale.