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Manybases

The agent-native
backend for
AI-built software.

Your agent already codes. Manybases makes it real.A database.

See how it works
The Manybases dashboard: a list of seven projects, each row with its public hostname, storage, recent activity and when it was last active.

Integrate seamlessly with

Build more apps.Not more infrastructure.
And that's the point.

Once the AI has drafted your interface, it needs a real backend. Manybases gives every project its own — physically separate bases, one SQLite database each. Instant to create, isolated by design, and absurdly fast at small-app scale.

All the backend parts, already built.Provisioned by the agent you already build with.

Sign in
email · magic link · one-clickJWT session

Authentication

Let your users sign up with email, magic links or one-click login.

manybases functions deploy

Edge functions

Run custom server code close to your users, with nothing to manage.

  • .png image
  • .mp4 video
  • .mp3 audio
  • .pdf document
  • .zip archive
  • .svg vector
bucket: mediaserved from CDN

Storage

Store files and user uploads, served fast from the CDN.

TimeNameURL
  • 14:32habit-loophabit-loop.manybases.online
  • 14:07crm-litecrm-lite.manybases.online
  • 13:41invoice-botinvoice-bot.manybases.online
  • 11:26book-clubbook-club.manybases.online

Deployment

Ship every project to a live URL in one click.

One server entry. Any MCP client.Manybases speaks MCP, so it plugs into the assistant you already use.

mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "manybases": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@manybases/mcp"],
      "env": { "MANYBASES_API_KEY": "<your ak_ key>" }
    }
  }
}

Add the entry, restart your client — the agent discovers the rest.

agent session
waiting for agent
  1. create projectisolated database
  2. define tablesschema + migrations
  3. set auth rulesproviders + policies
  4. deploy functionsserver-side handlers
  5. create bucketfile storage
  6. shiplive subdomain

One price. All your projects.Not per project. Per you. Every feature on every plan — you only pay for room.

Free

$0/month

  • 2 projects
  • 3 users per project
  • MCP server
  • Hosting

Builder

$14.99/month

  • Everything in Free
  • 20 projects
  • 1,000 users per project
  • 10 GB storage
  • 30-day time travel

or $139.99/year — 2 months free

Studio

MOST ROOM

$39.99/month

  • Everything in Free
  • 100 projects
  • 1,000 users per project
  • 100 GB storage
  • 30-day time travel

or $369.99/year — 2 months free

Compare all features

Prices exclude VAT. Tax is calculated at checkout.

Questions people ask.Everything about Manybases, MCP and building with agents.

Manybases is the backend layer that turns apps built with AI, no-code or traditional development into real, usable applications. Instead of constructing databases and APIs from scratch, your project gets a persistent backend in seconds.

SaaS products, mobile tools, internal workflows, agent interfaces, social tools, trackers and client projects. Whatever interface you design, Manybases gives it persistence, accounts, server-side code and file storage.

Manybases ships an MCP server you run with npx -y @manybases/mcp and your account key — or add the remote connector at mcp.manybases.com, with nothing to install. When you ask your assistant to build a backend, it uses that server to create the project, define tables, configure authentication and expose endpoints — the same way it uses any other tool you have connected.

No. Manybases attaches to Claude, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt.new, v0, Replit, Google AI Studio and GitHub as a backend, and leaves your prompting and UI work exactly where it is.

Yes. Once the backend exists your app is reachable at its own address, so you can open it on a phone, sign in, use it, and send the link to someone else.

SQLite, with an isolated instance for every project. It needs no configuration, keeps queries fast and stays straightforward to migrate.

Yes. Every Manybases app includes authentication — JWT sessions, magic links and email sign-up — so friends, teammates or external users can create accounts and use the app safely.

Got another idea?

Give it a backend.