Features
Four vendors' worth of plumbing, already joined up.
One install gives every app a login, a database, a place to put files and a certificate — then keeps an eye on all of it.
Feature areas
Sign-in
Accounts, passkeys and two-factor for every app — without your app ever seeing a password.
How sign-in works →Databases & storage
Its own Postgres and its own bucket. Or point it at your Neon or R2 — the app doesn't change.
How resources work →Deploys & runtimes
Push, upload or let an agent do it. Node needs no configuration; anything else ships a Dockerfile.
How deploying works →Secrets & config
Apps declare names. Values live on the platform, encrypted, and arrive at deploy.
How config works →Domains & HTTPS
A subdomain the moment an app exists, custom domains with DNS checked for you, certificates that renew.
How addresses work →Monitoring & backups
Live logs, health checks that email you, every build kept, and nightly dumps to your disk.
How running it works →And the part that's different
All of it, drivable by an agent.
Every feature on this page is reachable from a written contract and a scoped key, so the thing writing your app can also ship it — provision a database, set a secret, deploy, and read back whether it worked.
The agent story →