Asynkron product documentation

This site collects documentation for the products built and maintained by Asynkron. Each product has its own space with guides, reference material, and runnable examples.

Meet Asynkron

Asynkron is a team of distributed-systems veterans who have spent the last decade taming high-scale, mission-critical platforms across finance, industrial automation, and real-time communications. Today we channel that experience into the next wave of software acceleration—building AI tooling and AI-driven code generation that helps teams deliver distributed applications faster, safer, and with less guesswork. Whether you are a developer shipping your next microservice or an engineering leader modernizing a product line, we bring hard-earned architectural insight together with pragmatic AI to give you an unfair advantage.

Proto.Actor - The actor framework for .NET and Go

Proto.Actor is our flagship actor framework for .NET and Go. It gives you a lightweight, cloud-native runtime for building resilient, distributed systems with message-driven actors, virtual actors, and cluster support. Explore the getting started guide, core concepts, and advanced modules like persistence, clustering, and testing utilities.

Durable Functions - Reliable workflows for .NET

Asynkron Durable Functions lets you build long-running, reliable workflows in any .NET application using the durable orchestrator model. Start with the getting started guide, then dive into hosting guidance, orchestration patterns, and the operations handbook to ship resilient automation in production.

OcppServer - Massive scale EV charging

Asynkron.OcppServer is currently under active development as our next-generation OCPP platform. Check back soon for setup guidance, integration examples, and operational playbooks once preview builds are ready.

Commercial products

These products are public Asynkron product lines, but they do not currently publish source repositories from this documentation site.

	Faktorial automates GitHub backlog delivery through traceable investigate, build, verify, deploy, and learn stages. The public site positions it for pilot programs and managed delivery with review and quality gates.
	BokaBra currently has a launching-soon public page with a contact form and email-list signup. The docs keep this page intentionally brief until more product details are public.
	Inmem / Matcha is presented publicly as a reactive integration platform for connectors, typed state, document triggers, and durable downstream processing.