Software that fits exactly how you work.
The tracker your team keeps in a spreadsheet. The tool you rebuild every year because nothing quite fits. Apps with one user, or five, still deserve a real backend — without a platform bill behind them.
Where it stops
Off-the-shelf almost fits.
Every team does things a little differently, so the tool never quite matches the way you actually work — and you end up bending the process to the software, or paying per seat for the ninety percent you don't use. Building your own stopped being the hard part. Running it is what's left.
What that looks like here.
Spin up as many as you have ideas for. Each one arrives with the whole stack wired — database, auth, storage, functions — nothing to stitch together.
You're not paying to keep production-scale infrastructure warm for an app four people open. It starts where you do and grows with what you actually need.
Real sign-in in front of it, so the tool you built for your team is open to your team and nobody else.
How it goes.
- 1Describe the thing you keep wishing existed
Your agent sets up the tables, the API, and the auth for it in one pass.
- 2Get your data in
A real Postgres database with migrations and a SQL editor — move the spreadsheet in and start querying it.
- 3Let the right people in
Email or the accounts they already have, with the invite and reset emails sent for you.
- 4Automate the boring half
Nightly jobs, scheduled digests, webhooks out to whatever else your team runs on.
What you'll use most
The best tool for how your team works is usually the one you make yourselves. This is where it runs.