About Reflex
The Operating System
for Critical Enterprise
Applications
Right now, the enterprise stack is fragmented and requires multiple tools and roles to ship an app. Teams face organizational bottlenecks at every turn—waiting on infrastructure, coordinating between specialists, juggling disconnected platforms. This slows everything down and makes building production apps unnecessarily complex.
Reflex is the operating system on which enterprises build mission-critical applications. We're the only platform that owns the underlying framework and handles the full lifecycle of your app. Our platform lets teams connect securely with company data, use AI to build standardized apps powered by our open source framework, and deploy with a single click to share with their company.
We're empowering teams to finish the whole production app themselves, without needing to get multiple roles and tools involved. We do this by building solid reusable abstractions at both the framework and infrastructure level. Reflex replaces the fragmented stack, letting teams build, deploy, and manage their apps in a unified platform.
Alek Petuskey & Nikhil Rao
Founders
Reflex is backed by leading venture capital firms and angel investors including
Qasar Younis (Applied Intuition), Jack Altman (Lattice), Paul Copplestone (Supabase), Matt Kraning (Palo
Alto Networks, Alfredo Andere (Latch Bio), and others.
How It Started
Reflex began as a simple idea: building web apps in Python should feel effortless. What started as an internal experiment quickly grew into a community-driven framework powering over a million applications.
Core Values
Open source is at the core of Reflex. We build in the open, listen to our community, and believe the best developer tools are shaped by the people who use them. Transparency, collaboration, and craft come first.
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