build apps with Claude Code. Writing the app is easy now. Everything after it isn't: hosting, databases, domains, HTTPS, backups, and the bug at 2am. So I built Unit7, the backend developer for your AI-built apps. It runs on your computer and does the backend work on your real servers: Deploys your app from GitHub or a folder. A new version only goes live if it passes a health check, and rollback is one click. Creates your database and connects it to your app for you Connects your domain with HTTPS. "Point app.mysite.com at my app" just works. Builds on Coolify. Say "make me an app with Supabase" and it sets it up. Keeps everything running. It restarts crashed apps, rolls back bad deploys, runs backups and blocks attackers. One map of all your servers, apps, domains and databases Keeps your keys on your machine. The AI never sees them, and it asks before anything risky. You can ask in plain English or just click. It works with the Claude subscription you already have. It's a solo project and not public yet. Screenshots are real, names are fake. Before I release it, I need your help: Open source or not? Fully open source, free forever Open source, with paid extras later (team features, hosted version) Free to use, but closed source Would you actually use this? If not, what's stopping you? Honest answers welcome, even harsh ones.   submitted by   /u/Careless-Mongoose589 [link]   [comments]