GoRules
No-code business rules engine for automating decisions
GoRules launched on December 4, 2024 with 6 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
GoRules is a Business Rules Management System (BRMS) that enables organizations to define, deploy, execute, and maintain decision logic across their enterprise. The system allows business users to create and modify rules without coding knowledge.
Build and test business rules with AI. GoRules is a modern Business Rules Management System with an AI copilot and MCP server for business and dev teams.
GoRules Version 2 is here - redesigned, now with managed cloud. GoRules Version 2 is here! Model logic in readable rules, tables, and visual flows. Change it without deploys. Run it anywhere. Conditions are written - and displayed - the way the business says them. The developer view of the same rule is one toggle away, and the two never drift apart. Inputs, tables, and routing on one canvas that reads like a flowchart - because it is one. Prose, data model, and decision tables in one executable document. Approve automatically when the applicant clears the credit bar. Scenario suites run on every change - coverage is measured against decision paths, not lines of code. A release moves from…from gorules.io
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