Own your infrastructure. Own your data.
PrashFlow builds self-hosted software for engineering teams. Every product deploys on infrastructure you control, with nothing about your prompts, code, or team activity ever leaving your environment.
Built the same way, for different jobs
One predicts and verifies what a code change can break. One investigates what's already wrong with your running infrastructure. One governs every AI model your enterprise calls. One watches your team's Git activity to catch conflicts before they happen. One is the organization wiki that feeds the rest. One governs the entire engineering change lifecycle, from request to verified deploy. All self-hosted, all evidence-first.
PrashFlow Impact
A change intelligence platform. Maps your repositories, databases, and infrastructure, predicts what a PR can break, runs the PR's own real tests, verifies each prediction against your real infrastructure, and gates CI/CD on that evidence.
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PrashFlow Inspector
An AI investigation engine for infrastructure. Ask "why is this server slow?" in plain language. A read-only agent with a closed, fixed tool registry collects real evidence, and you get a structured, evidence-backed finding, never a guess presented as fact.
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PrashFlow Controller
The enterprise AI control plane. One OpenAI-compatible gateway in front of every model you run (OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Ollama, vLLM, or any custom endpoint), with RBAC, quotas, A/B testing, MCP tool orchestration, AI guardrails, RAG, and full observability built in.
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PrashFlow MergeSense
A live Git collision detector and enforceable git-hooks engine. Warns you the moment you and a teammate are editing the same code, or about to, and can block a bad commit or push outright, using only Git metadata: branch, commit, line ranges. Never your source code.
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PrashFlow Atlas
The organization wiki: folders, versioned pages and uploaded documents, permissions down to a single document, and watermarked viewing when it matters. Every page and file is also reachable through a token-authenticated REST API, built to feed a RAG pipeline.
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PrashFlow Change Management
Engineering change governance. Deterministic approval chains, automatic approval revocation when a change drifts, conflict detection, and source-to-deploy verification, with AI review kept strictly advisory.
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Self-hosted isn't a deployment option. It's the design.
All products are built to run entirely on infrastructure you own, from day one, not as an enterprise add-on bolted on later.
Your infrastructure, always
Infrastructure you control, end to end. No SaaS backend any of the five products depends on to function.
Evidence and metadata, never raw source as the product
Impact grounds every finding in a real diff or a real measurement. Inspector grounds every finding in evidence a read-only agent actually collected. Controller resolves auth and routing without exposing backend credentials. MergeSense never sends your diffs or file contents. Atlas's REST API never returns more than the calling token's own permissions allow. Change Management grounds every approval in an immutable snapshot of exactly what was reviewed.
Governed access, not blanket trust
Impact's and Inspector's closed, read-oriented agent tool registries, Controller's five-tier RBAC, MergeSense's invite-gated organizations, Atlas's folder-inheriting permission engine, and Change Management's role-based approval hierarchy share the same rule: nobody, and nothing, sees or touches more than it's explicitly granted.
Ready to see either one running on your infrastructure?
Self-hosted, open about what's built and what isn't, and ready to talk through your setup.