AI-Assisted Developers

Point your agent at a real backend

You build with AI coding agents and move fast. Your backend should move with you — and keep running after the session ends.

Use case
AI-Assisted Developers
Backend
Planned, applied, verified
Launch
Free to validate

The problem

An AI coding agent can scaffold a backend in one session — but the moment the session ends, so does everything the agent knew about it. You are left owning schema, migrations, auth, and deploys the agent wrote and will not remember. Momentum quietly turns into maintenance.

How Backenly helps

Connect Backenly over MCP and your agent drives a real, persistent backend: it reads the live schema and applies governed changes to tables, APIs, auth, storage, and realtime — changes it cannot break, each with a receipt in your project history. The backend outlives the session, and so does the record of every change.

What you get

Your agent, connected over MCP

One command connects Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex. Your agent reads the live schema and drives the backend through 60+ governed tools — no copy-pasting API docs, no hand-written migrations.

Built-in authentication

User sign-up, sign-in, JWT tokens, and session management are included. No auth library to configure or maintain.

Realtime out of the box

Subscribe to database changes and broadcast events with zero infrastructure. Backenly handles PostgreSQL LISTEN/NOTIFY and SSE streaming automatically.

JavaScript SDK included

Connect your frontend in minutes with the BackenlyClient SDK. Works with any JavaScript framework — React, Vue, Next.js, Svelte, or plain JS.

After you launch

Your agent forgets. The backend remembers.

The structural weakness of agent-driven development is that your agent's memory ends with the session. Backenly is the stateful half of the workflow: the schema, every change ever applied, and why it was applied live in the project — inspectable in the dashboard, queryable by your agent over MCP. Add the Backenly MCP server (npx @backenly/mcp-server init) and Cursor or Claude Code reads your real tables and applies governed changes from inside the editor. Destructive operations are blocked at the MCP key scope, so a bad agent turn cannot drop a table — those route to the dashboard's approval flow, which shows live row counts before anything runs.

Ship on Friday, sleep on Saturday

After you deploy, the platform's autonomy loop watches real traffic — requests, latency, error rates — and reacts on a plan-based cadence. Safe fixes are applied and written up (what was detected, what changed, how the fix was verified); anything risky waits in a review queue for your approval. Every change carries a restore point. This is the difference between 'my agent built a backend' and 'my product has a backend': someone is on call, and it isn't you.

Common questions

How does my coding agent connect to Backenly?

Over the Model Context Protocol (MCP). One command adds the Backenly MCP server to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cline, or Windsurf, and your agent gets governed access to your backend — reading the live schema and applying changes it cannot break. You can also call the standard REST API and TypeScript SDK from any frontend.

Can I start without a credit card?

Yes. The free plan includes one permanent project with PostgreSQL, auth, realtime, and storage — no credit card required.

How fast can I get a backend running?

Most developers have a working backend in under 10 minutes. You connect your agent over MCP or describe what you need in plain English, and Backenly plans the change, applies it, and verifies the running result.

Start building your backend today

Free forever plan. No credit card. No infrastructure setup.