FOR INDIE DEVELOPERS
Ready in Minutes, Not Months
Auth, multi-tenancy, permissions, audit trails, and a type-safe API — all from one TypeScript file per resource. Define your data, compile, and ship.
Three Steps to a Production Backend
No boilerplate. No plumbing. Define what your app needs and let the compiler handle the rest.
Define your data + rules
One TypeScript file per resource. Schema, permissions, guards, masking — all in one place.
Compile
Run npx @kardoe/quickback compile and get a full API with auth, migrations, and docs.
Ship
Deploy to Cloudflare, connect to Supabase, or run on Neon. Your choice.
Everything a SaaS Needs, Out of the Box
Every compiled backend ships with the infrastructure real SaaS apps need. Security from day one, not bolted on later.
Auth that just works
Passkeys, magic links, OAuth, sessions — configured and ready. Plus a pre-built Account UI you can deploy in one command.
Multi-tenant from the start
Organizations, teams, and invites built in. Every query scoped to the right tenant automatically.
Permissions and guards
Role-based access on every endpoint. Field-level guards on every write. Deny by default.
Typed actions
Business logic with typed inputs, role-based access, and automatic audit trails. approveInvoice() instead of raw PATCH.
Automatic audit trails
Every create, update, and action tracked — who, what, and when. No extra code needed.
OpenAPI docs + SDK
Every endpoint documented automatically. Import into Postman or generate a typed client SDK.
You Focus on What Makes Your App Unique
Quickback handles the infrastructure. You bring the idea, the domain, the thing your users actually pay for.
You define:
- ✓ Your data model
- ✓ Your business rules
- ✓ Your roles and permissions
- ✓ Your actions and workflows
Quickback compiles:
- ✓ Secure API routes
- ✓ Authentication system
- ✓ Tenant isolation
- ✓ Audit infrastructure
Real Code. Really Yours.
Quickback is a compiler, not a platform. The output is standard TypeScript — Hono, Drizzle, Better Auth — on infrastructure you control. Extend it, modify it, or eject entirely.
Standard, readable code
Popular, documented frameworks
Eject and modify anytime