The backend, the admin panel and the client, from one definition
Describe a resource once. Get the Go API, the migration, the validation schema, the typed client and a working admin screen, and deploy the whole thing as a single binary.
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Everything included
The parts you always end up building anyway
- Generated, not scaffolded
- One definition produces the model, the migration, the handler, the validation schema and the typed client. Change a field and every layer follows.
- Sessions you can revoke
- A row per device, rotation with replay detection, and a sign-out-everywhere that actually signs you out everywhere.
- One binary to deploy
- The API, the admin panel and the assets ship as a single artifact. There is no runtime to install on the box.
And the parts you would rather not
Background jobs
Queues, retries and a dashboard that shows what failed and why.
File storage
Uploads, signed URLs and image processing against any S3-compatible store.
Observability
Traces from the browser through the API to the query, under one release.
An admin panel you did not write
Every resource you generate gets a table with sorting, filtering and pagination, plus a form that validates against the same schema the API does.
Typed end to end
A renamed Go field fails the TypeScript build.
Less of your week spent on plumbing
- 1
- Command to scaffold
- 90+
- Integrations
- 12ms
- Median response
“We replaced four repositories and a fragile codegen script with one definition file. The admin panel we had been putting off for a year existed by the end of the afternoon.”
Start with one command
Scaffold a project, generate a resource, and have something running locally in about a minute.