CosmoApps combines a formal application model, metadata runtime, document-oriented storage, Azure infrastructure, AI assistance and exportable deployment paths.
The model describes entities, properties, views, actions, events, rules, permissions, modules and localization. It is the primary artifact of the platform.
The runtime reads the model and builds forms, grids, lookup editors, client portals, actions, validation and navigation behavior.
Application data is stored as documents. Hybrid references, embedded collections and value links make business objects practical for real UI scenarios.
AI can work with metadata: suggest model structures, explain behavior, generate rules, help with actions and detect architectural inconsistencies.
The platform is designed around Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Functions for scalable storage, API operations and serverless business logic.
Model and data export provide a route to own Azure, local hosting or private environments for applications that need stronger control.
CosmoApps cloud is the simplest starting point. For applications that grow or need dedicated resources, own-Azure deployment can become attractive because the infrastructure bill goes directly to Microsoft and depends on actual usage.
Microsoft Azure currently offers free-tier limits for Cosmos DB and Azure Functions that can be relevant for small workloads, but these limits are Microsoft terms and may depend on account configuration, region and usage. CosmoApps provides the architecture to make such a path practical; it does not turn Azure pricing into a CosmoApps guarantee.
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