Spin up apps for people.
The backend that
gets you to the
App Store.
Auth, payments, push, in-app purchase, real-time, agents — and the store builds to get there. One SDK, one substrate.
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Auth, payments, push, in-app purchase, real-time, agents — and the store builds to get there. One SDK, one substrate.
Agent-assisted coding changed what one person can build. It did not change what one person can operate.
The moment you need real users, you’re back to stitching a half-dozen services that don’t know about each other — writing glue instead of product.
BaaS got you a database and auth and called it a backend. We give you the whole operating system.
Turn on OTP, magic link, passkey or OAuth per app — each app gets only what it needs. Standards-based, Better Auth underneath.
Take money five ways — Apple IAP, Google IAP, Stripe Connect, Paddle, grants — into one ledger that reconciles. Native, not bolt-on.
Live updates with no cluster to babysit and no idle servers in the bill. API Gateway + Lambda + DynamoDB underneath.
The automatic mode of your app — every LLM call cost-tracked, rate-limited, evaluated and prompt-versioned, so you can see what it spent.
Pause an app. Maintenance mode is a button — not a 2 AM script.
Upload, process and serve media, then ask questions of it in under a second and search the same data. S3 + DuckDB over parquet underneath.
The same agent runtime on the phone as on the server — one framework, no port. Server side ships today; on-device inference (MediaPipe) is in progress.
Handles your growth without rewrites. Same architecture on day one and day one thousand.
Your users can drive it by hand — or hand the wheel to an agent. Same app, same data, same capabilities; the agent just takes the controls you already built.
That’s not a chatbot bolted in the corner. It’s the automatic transmission for your product — running on the exact substrate the manual app does.
Everyone’s selling “AI-first.” That’s autopilot with no airplane. Build the app first — then build the agent into it.
The user holds the loop: they work the controls, see the result, decide what’s next. The product you ship on day one.
The user states a goal and hands off the loop. The agent pulls the same levers and checks in at the gates. One config flip from the app you have.
One argument, end to end — from what a solution is, to why you now write intent instead of code. Same argument, three altitudes — read it in your language.
↑ pick a register to read it
Your plan buys capabilities. Usage is metered separately — build one app or fifty, you pay for what you run, not how you split it.
The unbounded resources — the ones that actually cost us — are metered at provider cost + margin, behind a ceiling you set. Set a cap; we enforce it. No surprise bills.
Prices, included credits, and metered rates are indicative while we finalize projections.
The batteries-included backend for mobile apps. Opinionated on purpose.