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Sign in with Basable: a login for your app, with no setup
Every app on Basable can offer Sign in with Basable from its first deploy: a login client per environment, already in its cluster, that hands over only proven email addresses.
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Free static sites, with no cluster and no build step
A site that is only files now deploys on Basable without a container, a cluster or a CI run, on your own domain, and stays free within a monthly allowance, for good.
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What's new: logs and traces, free static sites and Sign in with Basable
Everything that landed between 18 and 30 October. Logs, metrics, traces and alerts for every project, static sites that stay free, a login for your apps, and secrets your agent never sees.
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Logs, metrics and traces, built in
Every Basable project now gets logs, metrics, traces and alerts with nothing to install, readable in the editor, in Grafana and by your own AI agent.
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Basable vs Lovable, in detail
Lovable and Basable both turn a description into a hosted app. Where they differ is the stack, where the code and the data live, preview versus live, what the money buys, and how you leave.
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Your own environment, explained
Every Basable environment is a Kubernetes cluster of its own, sandboxed at the kernel level, with its own limits, network rules and storage. What that means, what you can do in it, and what you cannot.
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What's new: a bucket per environment, designed frontends and faster builds
Everything that landed between 8 and 17 October. Object storage for every environment, frontends that arrive designed, a push to main that keeps preview in step, VAT numbers that reverse-charge, and faster builds for your own agent.
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Made for more than a proof of concept
Every AI app builder sells the first hour. Our new tagline is about the second week: what a demo lacks before people can rely on it, and where Basable already supplies each piece.
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What's new: your own AI agent and app secrets
Everything that landed between 30 September and 7 October. Build with the AI agent you already use, give your app its API keys without us ever storing them, and a handful of smaller changes that make the editor harder to get wrong.
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Seven AI app builders compared on what you keep
Every AI app builder we compared hosts what it builds. The difference is what you keep: your code, your stack, your own cloud and admin access to it.
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How Rust plan mode works
Plan mode designs a backend product with you, in your own repository, and then renders a Rust project that builds on its first run. For orders, payments and integrations, the design comes before the code.
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A todo app, from one sentence to running, in under nine minutes
We typed one sentence into Basable and recorded what happened next. The code the assistant wrote, the build it got wrong and fixed, the deployment, and the Kubernetes cluster the app ended up in.
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What you can build with Basable
A tour of what the platform does today. Websites, APIs and full-stack apps with a database, built from a conversation, deployed to their own isolated environment, and kept in a repository you own.
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What Basable is, and what it is not
Basable turns a description into a deployed application on infrastructure you do not have to think about, and leaves the code in a repository you own. Here is what that means in practice, and what is still rough.