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# ObjectOS

> ## Describe the app you need. Keep the data you own.
> ## Build & ask online. Keep the data you own.
>
> ObjectOS is the **commercial runtime environment for
> [ObjectStack](https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectstack) apps**: tell the
> built-in AI Builder what your business needs — a helpdesk, an approval flow,
> a CRM — and get a working app with a generated admin Console, REST APIs,
> SSO, RBAC, and audit logs. Run it as **ObjectOS Cloud** (we operate it) or
> **ObjectOS Enterprise** (self-managed: your servers, your database, your
> data — never ours).
> [ObjectStack](https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectstack) apps — built
> and operated entirely in the browser**: tell the built-in AI Builder what
> your business needs — a helpdesk, an approval flow, a CRM — and it's running
> immediately, with a generated admin Console, REST APIs, SSO, RBAC, and audit
> logs. No local toolchain, nothing to deploy. Run it as **ObjectOS Cloud**
> (we operate it) or **ObjectOS Enterprise** (self-managed: your servers, your
> database, your data — never ours).

[Website](https://www.objectos.ai) ·
[Documentation](https://docs.objectos.ai) ·
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the open-source (Apache-2.0) **[ObjectStack framework](https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectstack)**:

```
ObjectStack → for builders — the open-source protocol, toolkit, and production runtime
ObjectOS → for end users — the commercial runtime environment (Cloud & Enterprise)
ObjectStack → build & ask with Claude Code — in your repo, with your coding agent (Apache-2.0)
ObjectOS → build & ask online — in the browser, on a governed platform (Cloud & Enterprise)
```

`os start` — or the official Docker image
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