This webinar is for enterprise architects trapped in platforms with escalating costs, CTOs evaluating solutions and concerned about future lock-in, development leaders who want low-code speed without sacrificing control, and organizations facing renewal negotiations with zero leverage.
When it’s happening:
Join us live on February 19, 2026 at 3 PM
Can’t make it live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording.
Your low-code applications should run anywhere. Why don't they?
You built the applications. You created the value. But you're trapped. Proprietary runtimes mean your code only runs on their infrastructure. "Export" features produce unusable output. Migration means complete rebuilds.
The industry designed it this way. You have zero negotiating leverage.
In our Breaking Low-code announcement, we challenged the industry's broken economics. Now we're going deeper: Betty Blocks Open delivers what the industry won't. Every application exports as standard React and WebAssembly code that runs anywhere, with or without us.
React frontends + WebAssembly backends. No proprietary runtimes. Code that any developer understands and can deploy on any infrastructure.
Python, .NET, Rust, TypeScript, any WebAssembly-compatible language. Betty Blocks adapts to your stack, not the other way around.
Trapped in PowerApps, OutSystems, or Mendix? Move to open standards without rebuilds. Guaranteed timelines, fixed budgets.
Join Chris Obdam as he reveals how to tell the difference between real portability and platform lock-in, why many export-to-code features fail to deliver true freedom, and how open technologies enable software that can actually move. You’ll also learn how to assess your current platform’s lock-in risk and what effective, code-first migration options look like in practice.
Why "export to code" features in other platforms still leave you locked in.
How React + WebAssembly delivers genuine portability without compromise.
The real cost of staying trapped in proprietary ecosystems.
How to evaluate your current platform's true lock-in risk.
AI-powered migration: how it works, what it costs, guaranteed outcomes.
Why the most portable aspect of software is still code itself.
