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Aglyn is in early access

One platform for sites, stores, forms, media, and workflows — now open for early access. Here’s what’s inside, why we built it this way, and where we’re headed next.

Zach Gover · Aug 2026
Aglyn is in early access

For a while now we’ve been building something that sounds almost too broad: one platform for everything you put on the web. Today it’s open for early access. Here’s what that means, what’s inside, and what’s still ahead.

One platform instead of a stack

Most teams run their website on four or five disconnected tools — a builder, a store, a form tool, a media host, an automation service. Aglyn puts all of it in one place, on a single console, so the pieces actually work together instead of being glued at the edges.

Design it live with Besigner

Besigner is our visual builder. You design on a real canvas with real components, bound to your content and theme, and publish to your domain in one click. What you see is exactly what ships — there’s no export step and no drift between design and production.

  • A live canvas that edits the real page
  • Reusable components and design tokens
  • Interactions without code
  • One-click publish with versioning to roll back

Everything else is built in

Commerce, forms and an inbox, a real media library, workflows and automations, and privacy-first analytics all ship as part of the platform — not add-ons you have to find, wire up, and pay for separately.

The site you design is the site you ship — on a platform that already does the rest.

Open source, and yours

Aglyn is Apache-2.0 and public on GitHub. You can read the source, self-host it with Docker, and extend it with plugins and a REST API. Early access means the platform is in beta — features will change, and we’re building in the open with the people who join now.

What’s next

We’re shaping the roadmap with early users. Join early access to start building, tell us what you need and help decide what we build next while we get there.

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Zach Gover

Zach Gover is the founder and CEO of Aglyn. He spent eighteen years on both sides of the marketing–engineering handoff — building sites as a contractor, then running technical marketing at Caringo through its acquisition by DataCore and at DuploCloud from seed through Series B. The pattern never changed: the marketing site is a company’s most-visited product surface and the one the team can least afford to touch. Aglyn is his answer to that. He writes from Austin, and this site is built in the product it describes.

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