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email · magic link · one-clickJWT session
Authentication
Sign-up, sessions, eight presets
Every part of a backend, per project.
A database, authentication, file storage, server-side functions and hosting — one set for each app you build, provisioned by your agent in one command.
All features
habitsprive
- nameTEXT
- target_per_weekINTEGER
- archivedBOOLEAN
- idTEXT
- owner_idTEXT
- space_idTEXT
- created_atTEXT
- updated_atTEXT
● you write three · we keep five
Database
One SQLite base per project
- .png image
- .mp4 video
- .mp3 audio
- .pdf document
- .zip archive
- .svg vector
bucket: mediaserved from CDN
Storage
Files, signed links, no egress
manybases functions deploy
Edge functions
Server code with no server to run
agent session
waiting for agent
- create projectisolated database
- define tablesschema + migrations
- set auth rulesproviders + policies
- deploy functionsserver-side handlers
- create bucketfile storage
- shiplive subdomain
MCP
Thirty-seven tools for your agent
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- 14:32habit-loopClaude · MCPhabit-loop.manybases.online
- 14:07crm-liteUsercrm-lite.manybases.online
- 13:41invoice-botClaude · MCPinvoice-bot.manybases.online
- 11:26book-clubClaude · MCPbook-club.manybases.online
Deployment
Push to GitHub, and it is live
[ Screenshot — Many Apps ]
Many Apps
Your apps on your phone — coming to iPhone
Four ways in.All four hit the same API.
- An agent
- Through MCP, with the account key. The primary way.
- Your app's code
- The SDK, with the project’s publishable key.
- Any HTTP client
- The same routes, with the same keys.
- The dashboard
- For what a human does with their eyes.
There is no feature that exists only in the dashboard — except the gestures that need a signed-in human.
Small on purpose.Up to 1,000 users per app — and every limit published on one page.
Manybases is for small apps — a thousand users each, not a million. That is a decision, not a stage we are growing out of: it is what lets a project be a real database rather than a schema in someone else's cluster, and what keeps every limit short enough to publish in one place.
Got another idea?
Give it a backend.