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# Corteza Low-Code

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### The Open-Source Salesforce Alternative

Planet Crust is the proud developer and maintainer of the popular [Corteza Low-Code Project](https://cortezaproject.org/). Corteza is used by thousands of organisations worldwide, including Fortune 100 businesses, government institutions and small-to-medium enterprises.&#x20;

As a low-code platform, it has a similar build logic to Salesforce Lightning, the platform underpinning the Salesforce Cloud and its range of applications offerings.&#x20;

### @Human, Corteza and AI Safety

@Human is a fully integrated feature layer on top of Corteza's core, allowing organisations to safely build, deploy and manage multi-agent infrastructures, automation and third-party connectivity.&#x20;

Throughout 2026, @Human will gradually become 100% backward compatible with all Corteza features. AI opens new risk frontiers for how software is both used and developed. Each exposed feature needs to be thoroughly tested before release.&#x20;

All features will continue to be made available under an Apache v2.0 open-source license.

### Where can I get Corteza Low-Code?

The current 2024.9 branch will soon be allocated an LTS (Long-Term Support) status.&#x20;

1. Code for Corteza can be found at <https://github.com/cortezaproject/>
2. The Corteza Community Forum is available at <https://forum.cortezaproject.org/>
3. Corteza Documentation is available at <https://docs.cortezaproject.org/corteza-docs/2024.9/index.html>


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