Your coding agent builds the app. Appbricx runs it.

UI components, Postgres, sign-in, data APIs, workflows, realtime, in-app AI, hosting and rollbacks, tested as every user before release.

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Works with Claude Code, Cursor and any MCP client:

claude mcp add --transport http appbricx https://appbricx.com/api/mcp
Clinicly, a clinic booking app built with Appbricx, on desktop

Everything a production app needs, already running.

The parts every real app needs and every agent would otherwise rebuild, in one backend your agent can build on, test and ship.

All features

BuildYour agent builds, checks and operates

DataPostgres, APIs and live updates

UsersSign-in, access and payments

LogicWhat happens after a write

Ship and ownReversible, on your domain, portable

Watch it run.

Recorded on the real product: an agent building an app, the builder editing and rolling back production data, and the live apps.

Claude Code builds Learnly. The real session, condensed: contract, checks, a failed verify and its fix, then deploy. Waits and retries cut.

Screens from ready blocks, or your agent's own React.

Pages are built from blocks that read your tables directly. Where an app needs its own look, your agent writes React components that get data, sign-in, AI and payments through one typed app handle.

  • 17 blocks such as EntityList, EntityForm, Board, CalendarView and TeamAdmin, and about 100 primitives
  • app.rows, app.live, app.call and app.ai, plus React hooks, with access applied on every call
  • 20 themes, your exact brand colour, Tailwind, motion and charts, checked before they ship

UI components and hooks

Kanbo, a team board whose board screen is the agent's own React component, reading cards through app.rows and app.live

Start from a checked app, or add a checked feature.

Your agent searches the template marketplace, previews the diff on a dry run and applies a whole app or one feature to dev. Every template already passes the checker.

  • Stripe subscriptions, organisations and teams, bookings, comments and notifications
  • Workflows for welcome emails, digests, reminders and overdue alerts
  • Nothing is overwritten: a name clash is refused until you add a prefix
  • Starting points for AI agents, knowledge-base assistants, support triage, workflow builders, CRMs and client portals

Templates

search_templateschecked, free
  • organisations-and-teamsblock checks clean
  • stripe-subscriptionsblock checks clean
  • daily-digestworkflow checks clean
  • trend-chartcomponent checks clean

use_template with dry_run shows the diff before anything changes.

A Postgres database and REST API for every app.

Each project gets its own Postgres for development and another for production, and every table gets a data API your screens, workflows and scripts share.

  • Additive publishes after a snapshot; nothing is dropped without your go-ahead
  • List, get, create, update, delete, aggregate and search, described at openapi.json
  • Run SQL, add indexes and views, adopt tables you made by hand

Postgres database Data API

The Backend panel's Schema tab: Clinicly's eight tables, each with row-level security on, and the appointment table's columns, types and keysThe Backend panel's Schema tab: Clinicly's eight tables, each with row-level security on, and the appointment table's columns, types and keys

Row-level security for every role, enforced by Postgres.

Say who your users are and what each may do. Appbricx turns it into row-level security, checks every write against your business rules, and proves it for every role.

  • Read, create, update and delete per role and table: own, all or none
  • Business rules refuse bad writes with your message, from any caller
  • Verify lists exactly which tables signed-out visitors can read
  • Multi-tenant apps: org and org_admin scopes keep each organisation's rows its own

Row-level security Organisations and teams

What each role could do: rows each role can see and whether it may create, update or delete, for every table, tested on the real databaseWhat each role could do: rows each role can see and whether it may create, update or delete, for every table, tested on the real database

User sign-in with Google, magic links and two-factor codes.

Every app has accounts from day one, on a sign-in screen in its own colours. You write no auth code and store no passwords.

  • Sign in with Google in one switch, with no Google Cloud project
  • Email and password, magic links, GitHub, authenticator codes with backups
  • Organisations with invites, and sign-up that is open, invite-only or off

Sign-in and auth

Background jobs, schedules and webhooks that never drop work.

A patient books. The change event starts a workflow that emails a confirmation, posts to the front desk's Slack and asks the app's AI to prepare the visit. Failed runs retry, then wait for replay.

Workflows and jobs Server functions and webhooks Integrations

A patient booking creates a change event, which starts a workflow that sends an email, posts to Slack and runs an AI step.Patient booksappointments rowChange eventappointments.insertWorkflowconfirm-bookingEmailconfirmation sentSlack#front-deskAI stepctx.ai visit prepA patient booking creates a change event, which starts a workflow that sends an email, posts to Slack and runs an AI step.Patient booksappointments rowChange eventappointments.insertWorkflowconfirm-bookingEmailconfirmation sentSlack#front-deskAI stepctx.ai visit prep
Workflow runs in the Logs tab: slot-on-update, notes-ready and notify-reminder runs, each succeededWorkflow runs in the Logs tab: slot-on-update, notes-ready and notify-reminder runs, each succeeded
  • Triggers: a data change, a cron-style schedule, a webhook signed by Stripe, Razorpay, GitHub or you, a topic or a call from a screen
  • Retries, a dead-letter list and Replay with the same input
  • Server functions with app.call reach any API with your secrets
  • Email, SMS, WhatsApp and about 200 integrations as workflow steps

Realtime updates and in-app AI, without extra servers.

Screens that update themselves

One line of app.live keeps a list current as anyone writes. Topics carry chat and alerts over server-sent events, and access still applies. Presence and chat channels ride the same connection: who is online, who is typing, and every message.

Realtime

AI features with the key on the server

app.ai in screens and ctx.ai in workflows, on your own model key or plan credits, with budgets per app and per user.

Relay, a help desk built on Appbricx: a customer's ticket thread with a Draft reply with AI button above the reply box

AI in your app

Every release tested as every user, automatically.

Before anything goes live, Appbricx checks the contract, signs in as each role, tries every table, proves anonymous visitors can't read private data, then opens every page in a real browser and saves screenshots your agent can look at.

  • A role by table permission matrix on the real database
  • Deploys refuse to go out while anything is red
  • A skipped check never counts as a pass

Verify testing

Production check: all five checks passed. Demo sign-ins, role permissions for 3 roles and 7 tables, signed-out access, workflows armed and database backupsProduction check: all five checks passed. Demo sign-ins, role permissions for 3 roles and 7 tables, signed-out access, workflows armed and database backups

Backups, one-click rollback and a console for production.

Every publish takes a snapshot first. Restore data or serve an earlier deploy in one click, and fix live data from the builder's console or by asking your agent.

  • The last 30 snapshots, each labelled with why it was taken
  • SQL, row edits, schema, live events, logs, Run now and secrets on dev or prod
  • The same operations as MCP tools, with a snapshot before every prod change

Backups and rollback Builder console

Database snapshots in the Backups tab: one taken before a restore and two taken by hand, each with a Restore buttonDatabase snapshots in the Backups tab: one taken before a restore and two taken by hand, each with a Restore button

Payments, integrations, hosting and an exit, built in.

Nine live apps. Sign in and try them.

Restaurant bookings, a clinic, a help desk and more, each built by a coding agent on Appbricx, with demo accounts for every role.

Try them all
Tablefor, restaurant bookings with a live kitchen board, on a phoneTableforRestaurant bookings with a live kitchen boardStride, training and coaching in one app, on a phoneStrideTraining and coaching in one appLedgerly, personal finance that explains your month, on a phoneLedgerlyPersonal finance that explains your monthKanbo, a team board that keeps work moving, on a phoneKanboA team board that keeps work movingAtelier, a marketplace for handmade goods, on a phoneAtelierA marketplace for handmade goodsClinicly, clinic appointments without double booking, on a phoneCliniclyClinic appointments without double bookingLearnly, courses with quizzes, streaks and an ai tutor, on a phoneLearnlyCourses with quizzes, streaks and an AI tutorRelay, a help desk that answers on time, on a phoneRelayA help desk that answers on timeNook, vacation rentals, booked without clashes, on a phoneNookVacation rentals, booked without clashes

On one live app, a single agent session added a branded sign-in, an exact brand colour and a new business rule in 12 minutes, for $2.98 of model usage.

From prompt to production in three steps.

  1. Connect your agent

    One command in Claude Code, or a block of settings in Cursor or any MCP client. A browser window asks you to authorize it.

  2. Build in dev

    Describe who uses it and what must hold. Your agent writes tables, roles, screens and workflows against a dev database.

  3. Verify and publish

    Checks pass, prod gets the additive schema change after a snapshot, and you share the link.

# connect Claude Code to Appbricx
claude mcp add --transport http appbricx https://appbricx.com/api/mcp
# a browser window asks you to authorize it; no token to copy

Who it's for.

  • Founders and solo developers

    Put a real product in front of paying customers this week, not a demo you will have to rebuild later.

    For freelancers

  • Agencies

    Deliver client apps with sign-in, workflows and their branding, each in its own workspace, on our cloud or theirs.

    For agencies

  • Teams with internal tools

    Replace spreadsheets and one-off scripts with tools colleagues sign in to, wired to Slack, Sheets and the systems you already use.

    Integrations

  • Regulated businesses

    Keep data on servers you control, in your own AWS, GCP, Azure or private network, with a one-time self-host license.

    Self-host

Why not a hosted AI builder?

They are great for a first draft. Here is what changes when real customers sign in.

What you needAppbricxTypical builders
Works with the coding agent you already useYesRarely
Postgres with separate dev and prod databasesYesPartly
Row-level security derived from roles, no policies to writeYesRarely
Workflows with schedules, retries and replayYesRarely
Every release tested as each role in a browserYesNo
Snapshot before publish and one-click rollbackYesPartly
Export the code or run it in your own cloudYesRarely

Side by side: Appbricx vs Supabase · Lovable alternative · Bolt alternative

Free to start. Pay as you grow.

Your agent's model usage stays on your own bill: you only pay for the apps you run. No agent? The built-in builder runs on your own model key, on the same plans.

Free

$0
with your agent or your key · no card

Connect Claude Code or Cursor and build a real app with real sign-in and data. Your AI usage stays on your own provider bill.

  • 1 app
  • Build from your agent: MCP, command line or API
  • Test as every kind of user, with screenshots
  • A private database: each user sees only their own data
  • Shareable link on *.apps.appbricx.com (with watermark)
  • Your own domain
  • Teammates
Start free

Starter

$12 / ₹1,000
per month · your agent

Launch real apps from your coding agent. You pay for the apps you run, plus what your agent already costs you.

  • 5 apps
  • Build from your agent: MCP, command line or API
  • Every release tested before it goes live
  • 500 MB database per app
  • Your own domain with HTTPS
  • Export all your code
  • Email support
  • Teammates
  • Reusable private templates
Choose Starter
Most popular

Pro

$29 / ₹2,500
per month · your agent

For teams launching serious products: bigger apps, and each teammate's agent gets its own access.

  • 20 apps
  • Build from your agent: MCP, command line or API
  • 2 GB database per app
  • 5 team seats
  • Your own domain with HTTPS
  • Reusable private templates
  • Priority support
  • Company sign-in (SSO) and audit log
Choose Pro

Business

$99 / ₹8,400
per month · your agent

Room to grow: higher limits, company sign-in and an audit log.

  • Unlimited apps
  • Build from your agent: MCP, command line or API
  • 10 GB database per app
  • 25 team seats
  • Company sign-in (Google / SAML)
  • Audit log of who changed what
  • Priority support
  • Export all your code
Choose Business

Pay in rupees from India, in dollars anywhere else. Every plan is on the pricing page.

Need it on your own infrastructure?

Self-host on your own servers with a one-time license: run it in your AWS, GCP, Azure or private network, with the Docker Compose install and runbook. Questions? Write to contact@appbricx.com or see pricing.

  • Self-host license$2,499

    Run Appbricx in production on your own servers with Docker Compose. Pay once. After the update period, the version you have keeps working.

    Buy self-host license

Questions people ask first

No. You describe the app to your coding agent in plain words: who uses it, what each person can do, and the rules that must hold. The database, sign-in, permissions and hosting come with it. See the quickstart.
Claude Code (one claude mcp add command), Cursor, and any other agent that supports MCP. Scripts and CI can use the CLI or the HTTP API instead. No agent? The built-in builder works from a description too. How agents use Appbricx.
Sign-in for your users, data APIs, row-level security, change events and realtime, workflows with retries, messages, about 200 integrations, file uploads, payments, in-app AI, hosting on your own domain, backups and rollback. See every feature.
Every release is tested as each role before it goes live, and publishing only applies additive schema changes after taking a snapshot. If something still slips through, roll back the deploy or restore one of the last 30 snapshots in one click. Backups and rollback.
Yes. Call app.ai.ask or app.ai.chat from your screens, or ctx.ai from a workflow. The model key stays on the server. Use your own key or plan credits, with token budgets per app and per user. AI in your app.
No. When your own agent builds the app, its model usage stays on your provider bill and we use no AI credits. Your plan pays for the apps you run, their databases, hosting and seats. The built-in builder runs on your own model key too, at your provider's rates.
Yes. Connect Anthropic, OpenAI, Azure or another provider and pay their rates directly, with no markup. Bring your own key.
Yes, with the self-host license: run Appbricx in your AWS, GCP, Azure or private network with the Docker Compose install and runbook, so your data stays where it has to. Self-host pricing. Questions? Write to contact@appbricx.com.
Yes, on your own servers with the Appbricx Self-Hosted License: $2,499 once, with 12 months of updates, and your version keeps working after that. You can read the code and try it for evaluation without one. Self-host and export.
Yes. You can export your app's code, database schema and workflows at any time. You license the platform that runs it, not your own work.
Supabase gives you Postgres building blocks that you assemble and secure yourself. Lovable and Bolt are hosted builders with their own AI. Appbricx works with the agent you already use, adds a production backend it can test itself, and can run in your own cloud. Compared with Supabase · with Lovable · with Bolt.
Building with your own agent: Free ($0, 1 app), Starter $12/mo, Pro $29/mo, Business $99/mo. Self-host on your own servers with a one-time license: $2,499 with 12 months of updates. In India you can pay in rupees. For a custom contract, write to contact@appbricx.com.

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