Questions
What people ask first.
Short answers, each with the page that says more.
Is this master data management?
Today, refiroo keeps reference data: code lists, mappings between your systems' codes, hierarchies and translations. Lighter master data is the engine's direction after 1.0: moderate-volume domains such as suppliers, locations and legal entities, consolidated from source systems. Nothing is scheduled; no dates or features are promised. High-volume customer deduplication with probabilistic match-and-merge is not planned. Roadmap
How large can a list get?
The largest measured set is about 110,000 records in one workspace, with 150,000 matrix cells and a 261,000-row history. Most page and record reads stay within 100 ms at that size; a few counts over nearly every row are slower, and those are named in the engine's documents. Larger sets are not measured yet.
Is it one person?
Yes. refiroo is a one-person project by Krisztian Toth, built with AI coding agents. A person reviews every change, and every plan, decision and release is public. About
Is it ready for production?
It is before 1.0. It runs with several processes and servers, has rehearsed backups, and its APIs change only by adding. There is no service level, and security fixes go to the latest minor release only. Decide from the production checklist and the compatibility commitment.
Does it need AI, or send my data anywhere?
No. Everything works without AI. Nothing is sent to an AI service unless whoever runs the server sets one up, and even then nothing changes live data without a person. AI
What does hosting cost?
Running refiroo yourself is free, with every feature. Hosting by us is not offered yet: there are no prices, service levels or dates. Hosting takes early-access requests.
Can I contribute?
Report bugs and share ideas on GitHub now. Pull requests are not merged yet: outside code needs a contributor licence agreement, which does not exist yet. Community
How do I leave?
Export any workspace as JSON Lines, CSV or an Excel workbook, through the API or the browser. The software is yours to keep running under the AGPL. Open source