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Live at once, operated every minute

No Docker, no Kubernetes, no cloud console. Backenly runs the backend, snapshots before every deploy, and watches it every minute once it is live.

In practice

Going live is one sentence, "put it live", and before every deploy the platform captures a rollback snapshot, so shipping is never a one-way door. After launch the autonomy loop takes over. It watches real request traffic (requests, latency, error rates) every minute on every plan, detects anomalies, and reacts at the autonomy level you choose. In review-only mode every proposed fix waits in a queue for your approval; in safe-fixes mode low-risk repairs apply automatically and are written up afterwards with what was detected, what changed, and how the fix was verified. The result is a backend with an operator on duty from day one, one that never sleeps and documents everything it touches.

  • Your agent asks
  • Waits for you
  • Backenly, on its own
  • Applied and tested
day · you're onlineproductionLIVE14:02add comments4 safe stepsPLANappliedtested 5/517:40drop legacy_slug1,284 rowsNEEDS YOUyou approvedappliednight · nobody online03:12finds slow queriesadd missing indexFIXtested03:14fixed while you sleptREVERSIBLE03:12detectedslow queries on orders03:12snapshotrestore point saved first03:13fixedindex on orders.customer_id03:14testedqueries fast againno AI credits spent · checked again at 03:15

One project, one day and one night, drawn from the real flow. Names and times are illustrative.

14:02

Your agent ships a feature

Backenly turns the request into planned steps, applies them behind a restore point, then tests the live backend with real requests. Done means it works, not that it ran.

17:40

Anything risky waits for you

A change that would delete data stops and shows you exactly what it touches. Your agent can ask. Only you can approve, and every change can be undone.

03:12

Backenly fixes it while you sleep

Every minute, on every plan, Backenly checks the live backend. It snapshots first, fixes only what is safe, tests the fix, and never spends your AI credits doing it.

What it is

Backenly deploys your backend as part of building it. When the schema and APIs exist, the backend is live at a public URL, with no deployment step on your part: no containers to build, no infrastructure to provision, no manifests to write. And it does not stop at deploy. A resident loop keeps operating the backend afterwards.

How it works

Backenly runs your backend on managed infrastructure. When a project is created or a change is applied, the platform provisions the database, serves the API, and keeps the endpoints reachable. Once live, the autonomy loop checks every project every minute, applies the fixes that are safe and reversible, verifies them, and turns anything riskier into a proposal for you.

Why it matters

Running a backend is a job of its own: infrastructure, database upkeep, monitoring, and someone awake when an error rate moves at 3am. Backenly takes that job, and does it the way you would want an operator to: with a snapshot before every change and a written account of everything it touched.

What you get

Live without a pipeline

The backend is reachable at a public URL as soon as it is built. No build step, no CI/CD pipeline to configure, no cloud console.

History and rollback

Every change creates a record, and a rollback snapshot is saved before every deploy. On Pro and above, roll back to an earlier version from the dashboard.

Watched every minute

Request metrics, schema integrity, auth configuration and security policies, checked continuously, with the safe fixes applied and the rest reported.

Nothing behind your back

You never patch servers or babysit the database, and anything that needs a risky change is queued for your approval rather than done quietly.

Common questions

On Backenly Cloud, we run it on managed infrastructure, with each project's data in its own isolated PostgreSQL schema. Backenly is also open source under Apache-2.0, so you can self-host the whole platform on your own infrastructure instead.

Try it on a live project

One free project, no card. Connect your agent over MCP and read the verification evidence yourself.