Qlerify

Qlerify is an AI-powered software modeling tool used to map business processes and turn them into structured development artifacts. Teams model a workflow collaboratively using established methods — Event Storming, Domain-Driven Design, Event Modeling, User Story Mapping, Simple Process Mapping and Spec-Driven Development — and the resulting board is treated as structured data rather than free-form sticky notes. Work is organized into organisations, projects and workflows; each workflow is a swimlane diagram of state-changing events, decisions and connections, with cards (user stories, business rules, epics, UX and non-functional requirements, triggers, systems, comments) attached to individual steps.

Each workflow yields three outputs: a backlog of user stories, business rules and requirements tied to process steps; a domain model containing aggregates, commands, entities, read/write models and bounded contexts; and, from that model, a generated Service API, unit tests and starter code. Backlog items export to Jira, Azure DevOps, CSV, JSON or PDF, and the platform can generate OpenAPI specifications. Integration apps are distributed via the Atlassian Marketplace and the Visual Studio Marketplace, and Microsoft Entra ID is supported for sign-in.

AI is applied at several points: generating an entire workflow in granular, event-based steps from a natural-language description of a domain, suggesting domain model elements such as commands, aggregates and read models, and generating code from the domain model rather than from text prompts alone. Users can select among large language models within workflow settings, and one company description references a fine-tuned model trained on proprietary business process datasets. The service runs on AWS infrastructure and states adherence to NIST 800-53, CIS and AWS security best practices.

Founding story

Qlerify was created by tech entrepreneurs who set out to build the tools and methods they wanted for their own work, motivated by the observation that digital transformation, organizational change and software projects often miss schedule and budget because of unclear goals, shifting priorities and a lack of shared understanding of the underlying business processes.

Business model

Qlerify sells access to a hosted collaborative modeling application on a subscription basis. Seats are charged only for users who edit models; viewers can open a model via a link without an account or a paid seat on any plan. New users can start with a 14-day trial of the Pro tier with all features unlocked and no credit card required, adding a payment method only to continue afterwards. The company also offers guided product demos booked through its website.

Subscription software with per-editor seat pricing; viewers are free on all plans, and a 14-day full-feature Pro trial precedes any payment.

Traction

Public testimonials come from named practitioners at companies including MediCheck AB, Dinarys GmbH, TMC, Honkajoki, Bolageriet AB, Webking, CRM Software Advies and Scania. The company reports 1-10 employees and publishes customer stories on its site.

Latest developments

Recent product direction centers on AI: generating complete event models and workflows from a short description, selectable LLMs inside workflow settings, Spec-Driven Development support, and enabling AI coding agents to generate code directly from an event or domain model over MCP.