Prompt-to-app scaffolding
Plain-English intent becomes a full schema, screens, and permissions. Every generation is a diff you can accept, edit, or discard.
Features
A short list, on purpose. Four pillars — building, security, hosting, and economics — and no upsell surface between you and any of them.
The four pillars
The same platform, whether you run it Hosted by AnySaaS or self-host it on your own infrastructure. Paid plans add SSO, audit logs, and support — not the features you build with.
01 — Builder
Describe the app. Get a signed, versioned artifact — not a demo.
Plain-English intent becomes a full schema, screens, and permissions. Every generation is a diff you can accept, edit, or discard.
The assistant can’t improvise a bespoke widget. Every screen composes from the same audited primitives — one design system, one attack surface.
Entities, relationships, and constraints are first-class. Change the schema and the app rewires itself; the diff shows exactly what moved.
Every publish is an immutable version with a checksum. Roll back to any prior generation from the workspace in a single click.
The model only asks about things that would change the schema or permissions. No prompt engineering, no leading questions, no hallucinated fields.
Point the builder at OpenAI, Anthropic, a local model, or use ours. The AI layer is configurable per deployment — you decide what runs where.
02 — Security
What most platforms ship as an add-on, we ship as the baseline.
OIDC, email/password, magic links, and passkeys — pre-wired. Enterprise SSO (Okta, Google, Azure AD) is a config change, not a project.
Fine-grained permissions on records, fields, actions, and screens. Roles are versioned with the app and enforced at the API layer.
AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit. Key rotation and per-tenant keys supported on Enterprise deployments.
Who did what, to which record, when — with the before/after payload. Stream events to your SIEM via webhook or S3 drop.
GDPR-ready data handling, region pinning, and export/erasure endpoints. SOC 2 and HIPAA collateral available on Enterprise.
The generated app has no callback to us. Telemetry is opt-in, granular, and inspectable. Air-gapped deployments supported.
03 — Hosting
One platform image, two ways to run it. Your choice, same features.
A typical SaaS experience — we run the platform for you, with managed updates and a 99.9% SLA in EU or US regions. Nothing to deploy.
The exact same AnySaaS platform ships as a single Docker image, identical for every customer. Deploy it once and build every app inside it.
Self-hosted runs on AWS, Azure, GCP, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, bare metal, or air-gapped. If Docker runs, AnySaaS runs.
Self-hosted keeps every byte in the region and account you specify. Hosted lets you pin residency to EU or US at signup.
New platform versions ship as new image tags. Migrations are forward-only and reversible; blue/green deploys are the default recipe.
Dev, staging, and production are configurable, cloneable, and diffable. Promote an app version between environments with one command.
04 — Economics
The number of people using your apps is not our business.
From 100 to 100,000 — the platform fee does not move. End-user seats are always unlimited on every plan.
You pay for the platform, not for people. One price per deployment, whether you have five builders or fifty.
A free evaluation tier is available on Self-hosted so teams can try the platform on their own infrastructure before committing.
The paid Hosted and Self-hosted plans expose the same platform features. Pick where it runs based on your infra strategy, not on feature FOMO.
Your data lives in standard Postgres. Export it at any time — first-class export and erasure endpoints included.
One flat fee, no per-user or per-developer charges. The platform price is the whole bill — headcount never changes it.
Specifications
What the platform runs on, what it plugs into, and where the ceilings are.
| Category | Detail |
|---|---|
| Runtime | |
| Container | OCI-compliant, ~180 MB compressed |
| Database | PostgreSQL 14+ (bring your own or bundled) |
| Object storage | S3-compatible (AWS S3, MinIO, R2, GCS) |
| Cache / queues | Redis 7+ (optional, auto-detected) |
| Node runtime | Not required — everything ships pre-built |
| Identity | |
| Local auth | Email + password, magic link, passkeys |
| SSO | OIDC (Google, Okta, Azure AD, Auth0) |
| Enterprise SSO | SAML 2.0, SCIM 2.0 (Enterprise plan) |
| MFA | TOTP, WebAuthn, backup codes |
| Session store | Rotating JWT + refresh tokens |
| Integrations | |
| Databases | Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, MongoDB |
| APIs | REST, GraphQL, gRPC (Enterprise) |
| Files | S3, GCS, R2, Azure Blob |
| Messaging | Slack, Teams, Discord, generic webhooks |
| Observability | OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Datadog |
| Limits | |
| Apps per workspace | Unlimited |
| End-users per app | Unlimited |
| Developer seats | By plan |
| Records per table | DB-bound (tens of millions tested) |
| API rate limit | Configurable per role |
The three-step build → deploy walk-through, or the plan that fits your team. Both short reads.