SOVEREIGNTY
01—03
In Europe.
Top to
bottom.
Your app, the code behind it and everything it saves stay on servers we run ourselves in Europe. Not on somebody else’s, and not scattered across half a dozen companies you never chose.
What we don’t use ↓Most apps are built out of other companies’ services. Yours is not, and that is easiest to explain by what is missing.
- EU
- Where all of it runs
- 0
- Outside services holding your data
- 1
- Company behind the whole thing
01 — WHAT WE DON’T USE
The usual stack,
minus the usual owners.
- No GitHub.
- Your code sits on servers we run ourselves, in Europe. Putting it there does not create an account with anybody else.
- No Supabase, no Firebase.
- Whatever your app saves — the notes, the bookings, the shopping list — is on our servers. There is no other company in between.
- No Google Analytics.
- If your app counts visits, we do the counting. The numbers are not sold, not shared, and never handed to an advertising business.
- No Vercel, no Netlify.
- Your app runs on our servers too. Putting it online does not hand it to a platform we are merely a customer of.
- No Amazon, Google or Microsoft underneath.
- Not an American cloud wearing a European label. The machines are in the EU and the company that owns them is European.
02 — THE WHOLE PACKAGE
It all comes
from us.
You get the entire thing from one place: the app, the address it lives at, everything it remembers, and the emails it sends.
That is hard to notice from the outside, because it looks the same as anything else on the web. The difference shows up the day you ask a simple question — who has my stuff? — and the answer is one company on one continent, rather than a list.
The one part that is not ours is the agent that writes your app. That stays your choice, and your Saasie works the same whichever one you point at it.
“No other companies involved. That is the whole feature.”
SAASIE SOVEREIGNTY
03 — TRY IT
Make one
and see.
The quickest way to find out what this feels like is to make something small and look at where it ended up.
Create a Saasie ↗Running a company and need it on your own machines instead of ours? That is Saasies in your company.