FOR STARTUPS
Big SaaS Ambitions? We've Got Your Backend.
You should be building the features that win customers - not debugging RLS policies at 2am. Quickback gives you enterprise-grade security infrastructure from day one, so you can focus entirely on what makes your app unique.
Build the Thing That Wins. We'll Handle the Rest.
Every hour you spend wiring up auth, permissions, tenant isolation, and audit logging is an hour you're not spending on the features your customers actually pay for.
✕ What's eating your roadmap
- ✕ Authentication, session management, password resets
- ✕ Role-based permissions scattered across 40 files
- ✕ Multi-tenant data isolation (and praying it works)
- ✕ Org management, invitations, team roles
- ✕ Audit logging for compliance you'll need later
✓ What Quickback ships for you
- ✓ Auth with passkeys, magic links, and org management - ready to deploy
- ✓ Four security layers compiled into every endpoint automatically
- ✓ Tenant isolation enforced at the database level - impossible to forget
- ✓ Teams, invitations, roles, admin panel - all included
- ✓ Full audit trails on every table and action - from day one
That's months of backend work you don't have to do. Spend that time on the product your customers will love.
SECURITY FROM DAY ONE
Don't Bolt On Security Later. Compile It In Now.
Most startups ship fast and promise to "add security later." Later never comes - until a breach forces it. Quickback makes the secure path the fast path.
Tenant Isolation
Every query is scoped to the user's organization. Not by convention - by compilation. Org B's data is physically unreachable from Org A's context.
Field-Level Guards
No mass assignment attacks. No PATCH endpoint that lets someone set isAdmin: true. Only the fields you permit are writable.
Deny by Default
New endpoint? It's blocked until you explicitly grant access. New field? It's protected until you allow it. Security isn't opt-in - it's the default.
PII Masking
Sensitive fields are masked by role in API responses. SSNs, emails, phone numbers - never leaked to unauthorized roles. Defined once, enforced everywhere.
Your First Enterprise Customer Will Ask About SOC 2. Be Ready.
Enterprise deals stall when your security story is "we'll figure it out." Quickback gives you a security posture that auditors understand - because your rules are code, versioned in Git, with a complete audit trail.
Security Rules as Code
Your firewall rules, access policies, guards, and masking are all TypeScript in Git. Auditors can review your entire security model in a single PR. No runtime configs to inspect, no dashboards to screenshot.
Complete Audit Trails
Every table gets createdAt, createdBy, modifiedAt, modifiedBy, deletedAt, and deletedBy automatically. Every action is logged. When an auditor asks "who changed what and when" - you have the answer.
Versioned Security History
Every change to your security rules is a Git commit. Want to know when you tightened access on invoices? Check the log. Need to prove who approved the change? It's in the commit history.
The auditor conversation you want to have
"Here's our security model - it's TypeScript. Here's the Git history showing every change. Here's the audit log showing every data access and mutation. Here's the compiled output proving these rules are enforced at runtime."
What's Ready on Day One
Define your schema and security rules. Quickback compiles the rest.
Multi-Tenant Orgs
Organizations, teams, invitations, and role assignments. Multi-tenancy from the first line of code.
Auth with Passkeys
Passkeys, magic links, OTP, session management. Production-ready auth UI you deploy to your subdomain.
Typed Actions
approve(), reject(), archive() - typed business operations with access checks and audit trails.
Named Views
Field projections by role. Show members a summary, admins the full record - without duplicating endpoints.
OpenAPI + SDK
Auto-generated API docs and typed client SDK. Hand it to your frontend team or import into Postman.
Audit Everything
createdAt, createdBy, modifiedAt, modifiedBy, deletedAt - on every table. Every action logged. Automatic.
No Lock-In. Just a Head Start.
Quickback is a compiler, not a platform. The output is standard TypeScript - Hono, Drizzle, Better Auth - on infrastructure you control. Outgrow the compiler? Keep the code.