VNC Integrates Corteza Into its VNClagoon Software Stack

VNC, a leading developer of open-source enterprise applications, and Planet Crust are further expanding their technical and sales collaboration. The two companies have recently completed integrating Corteza into the VNClagoon module VNCcrm as an analysis, simulation and visualization tool that can feed in and use data from third-party applications. Via its 100% API-centric approach, Corteza […]
OGC Selects Planet Crust as Contributor to Disaster Pilot 2021

OGC Selects Planet Crust as Contributor to Disaster Pilot 2021 The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC), a major global location information and geospatial standards organization that aims to connect people, communities, and technology to solve global challenges and address everyday needs, has selected Planet Crust as a contributor to its Disaster Pilot 2021 project. Disaster Pilot […]
Crust Technology Rebrands as Planet Crust

We’ve changed our name to match our progress towards achieving our global vision.
Crust is Spreading its Wings

Since we launched in March 2019, Crust CRM Suite has established itself as the de facto open-source alternative to Salesforce. Self-funded, profitable in our first year of trading and equipped with an order book delivering over a year’s worth of cash runway, Crust Technology is already on target to grow between 200% and 300% in […]
Crust Technology donates Corteza, “The Digital Work Platform for Humanity”

Date: 20 June 2019 Place: Amsterdam, Netherlands Crust Technology (env-httpswwwplanetcrustcom-pcstaging.kinsta.cloud) today announced that it is contributing all of its private cloud software infrastructure to the Commons Conservancy Foundation. The independent project will be named “Corteza” and marketed as “The Digital Work Platform for Humanity”. A modern cloud architecture written predominantly in Golang and Vue.js, […]
“Corteza” – the Low Code, Open Source platform

On March 12, 2019 Crust Technology released Corteza, a 100% low code, open-source platform for Humanity. It is self-hosted and deployed via standard Docker packages.