Founder-led work.
AAG offers consulting. Andrew leads discovery, architecture, and separately agreed implementation work.
About GenXus
Enterprise experience.
Business-owner perspective.
A platform built from both.
Andrew Naron is developing GenXus through Applied Architecture Group: an AI solution architecture platform designed around enterprise complexity, with the ambition to serve businesses of any size.
Why this product exists.
Business expertise is valuable.
It should be easier to act on.
People who understand an operation often know exactly what is painful, wasteful, or fragile. They may not know how to frame that problem for a technology team or turn an AI conversation into a usable solution.
GenXus is being developed around that gap: carry business understanding through discovery, choices, planning, and implementation.
Meet Andrew Naron.
Andrew is a principal solutions architect with more than 20 years of experience working on complex business systems, and a small-business owner-operator since 1999. His work spans systems, data, integration, automation, reliability, and practical technology decisions.
He founded Applied Architecture Group to bring that judgment to growing businesses. GenXus is the software product he is developing to make more of those capabilities repeatable, with people retaining control of important decisions. Months of development have produced a private platform and an active build-and-review operation; the next stage is a bounded external beta.
How consulting and product development connect.
GenXus software.
The platform is in private development. Founder-delivered outcomes and demonstrated software capabilities are kept distinct.
Repeatable expertise.
The aim is to make more of that work accessible through software, grounded in real business needs.
Start with the business need
What should work better?
You do not need a technical brief. Bring the workflow, the frustration, or the idea.