
Xano
No-code scalable backend platform with AI and API tools

What is Xano?
Try XanoXano is a no-code backend platform for building and automating the workflows behind your business. It combines visual logic and trigger-based execution with built-in AI agents, so you can orchestrate data routing, classification, extraction, and decision steps. With versioning, rollbacks, secure integrations, and per-run observability, it’s designed to help teams ship backend changes safely without brittle scripts or fragile integrations.
What problem does Xano solve for teams building backend automations?
Xano helps automate workflow logic behind your business by using visual backend logic and AI agents, so you’re not relying on fragile scripts or brittle integrations. You can route data, run decision-making steps, and orchestrate operations through a governed backend you can trigger from events, schedules, or webhooks.
Is Xano no-code friendly for creating workflow steps and error handling?
Yes—Xano’s visual logic lets you build complex workflows with drag-and-drop steps, reusable functions, and dedicated error paths. The platform also includes debugging support so you can troubleshoot step-by-step while you iterate.
How does Xano run automations on schedules, webhooks, and queues?
You can start executions from events, schedules (cron-like) and SLAs with retries, or from webhook triggers for SaaS and internal systems. Xano also supports queue-backed execution for durability and back-pressure, and it uses unique request tokens to help avoid duplicate processing.
How does Xano support AI-powered steps while keeping outputs safe and auditable?
Xano includes built-in AI agents that support classification, extraction, and decision steps with structured prompts, validations, and human checkpoints when needed. It also offers guardrails like tools, limits, and validations, and you can control how models are invoked (including via HTTP with your own keys), with clear, traceable execution histories.
What does Xano’s secure and observable execution look like?
Xano is designed to be secure and observable by default with per-run logs that include inputs, outputs, and timing. You can get alerting on failures, timeouts, and SLA breaches, and use environment-scoped secrets plus strict RBAC, along with tamper-evident histories to support audits.
How does Xano help teams safely test and promote backend logic changes?
Xano includes a built-in CI/CD workflow that supports branching and merging of backend logic, with visual diffs for review and versioned changes that can be rolled back to safe states. It also supports isolated environments (including ephemeral sandboxes) so you can test changes before promoting them.