This is your stack today
A database tool, an app builder, an AI codegen, a backend, an automation service, a chatbot — each priced per user.
your data exports anytime · the code is yours · no lock-in
The stack tax nobody puts on the invoice.
A database tool, an app builder, an AI codegen, a backend, an automation service, a chatbot — each priced per user.
And the bill is the cheap part. The expensive part is wiring them together — and keeping them wired.
Every tool speaks its own language. The glue between them is yours to write, and yours to fix when one breaks.
Everything on this page happens inside one product. Not ten subscriptions pretending to be one.
21 column types, ten of which execute. Row-level security on every one.
Watch the calls land: tables, columns, relations, permissions — created in your real workspace, not sketched in a demo.
Chips, filters, views, inline editing. If they can use a spreadsheet, they can run this.
A column that calls any API. A column that runs an AI agent. A column that writes to another table. Cells that work, not just store.
API-first, MCP-first, row-level security, realtime, audit log, encrypted vault — built into every table you create.
Grid, gallery, kanban, calendar, gantt — or one you describe in a sentence.
Rows, columns, chips, filters. The view everyone already knows how to use.
The same records as cards with covers, or as a board that moves by status. Drag one across; the field updates underneath.
Point a view at a date field and it becomes a calendar. Point it at two and it becomes a timeline.
“Pipeline by channel this month, as a dashboard.” The AI builds the view against the table you already have.
32 integrations, 185 endpoints, and the delivery status written back into the row.
WhatsApp, SMS, email — with delivery status written back into the row, on its own.
Stripe, WhatsApp, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Shopify… 185 endpoints. Pick one from the list — no code, no glue service in the middle.
The record is created, the message goes out, the status steps QUEUED → SENT → DELIVERED. Every answer tracked.
Here, a cell runs your campaign.
Agent access, granted like a permission — not a promise.
Claude, Cursor or your own agent operates your system through a native MCP server — 30 tools, every call audited.
Every table down the side, every verb across the top. What the agent may do is a checkbox — not a paragraph of policy nobody enforces.
Read this. Create that. Edit only its own records. Granted per table, per verb — enforced on the server, not in the interface.
The dangerous verbs simply don’t exist for the agent. Safety by architecture, not by luck.
A colleague with a permission set, not a chatbot.
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Kimi, Qwen, DeepSeek — choose the model per agent, switch anytime.
Your website, an embedded widget, WhatsApp, Telegram. Four ways to put the same agent in front of your customers.
Not a script tree. It reads the reply, works out what's still missing, and keeps the conversation moving until it has what it needs.
It talks to the lead, asks the right questions, and writes the qualified record straight into your table.
pgvector on every table, and one composer that reaches five channels.
Turn it on and every record is embedded automatically. pgvector built in — no second subscription.
“Customer unhappy about delivery” finds “complained about the delay” — zero words in common, right answer anyway.
Web push, installed app, desktop, WhatsApp, Telegram — one composer, every channel your users actually check.
Every send tracked per channel, written back into the row. You know it arrived, not just that you pressed send.
Filters choose the rows. The clock does the rest, and audits itself.
“Every 15 minutes, send whatever is queued.” Filters decide which rows; the schedule does the rest.
“Everything queued, older than an hour, on WhatsApp.” The schedule only ever touches what matches.
QUEUED → SENT → DELIVERED, written back into the record as each one lands. Nobody updates a spreadsheet.
Matched, delivered, failed — every cycle audited, every result written back.
Logo, colours, font, favicon and your own verified domain.
Product name, description, favicon — the identity fields come first, and every screen downstream follows them.
Name, description, logo, favicon — the platform takes your identity in minutes.
Watch the whole product re-skin live as each setting lands.
app.yourcompany.com, verified. Resell it, run it for clients, or make it yours — AITIZER disappears behind your brand.
From prompt to a signed installer.
Pick your URL — or point your own domain at it. TLS, edge cache and SEO handled.
Public sign-up, invite-only, or a link that creates its own accounts. Set before you ship, not patched in after.
Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and the web — signed with your own certificate, so the app lands in your account, not ours.
The same app you described at the top of this page, running at its own URL. That’s the whole promise, kept.
Everything above, in one subscription.
Everything you’d normally buy, integrate and babysit separately.
Auth, roles, row-level security, audit log, realtime, encrypted vault — the quarter of work nobody demos.
App Store, Google Play, Microsoft Store, your own domain — publishing is a feature, not a project.
One workspace. One build. Every platform.
Every card below is a bill you stop paying — and an integration you stop maintaining.
No. Generators hand you code that still needs a backend, hosting and integrations. AITIZER is the backend, the hosting and the integrations — the app is born connected to a real database with auth, permissions and an API.
No. If you can use a spreadsheet, you can run AITIZER. And if you do code: REST API, read-only SQL, MCP, webhooks, and the generated source is yours to push to GitHub and keep building in any editor.
Your data exports to Excel, CSV and JSON. The app’s code is visible and yours. The database is standard PostgreSQL. No lock-in — leaving is a feature we designed, not a loophole.
Credentials are encrypted in the database, permissions are enforced server-side, workspaces are fully isolated, AI-generated views run in a null-origin sandbox, and webhooks are signature-verified. The platform went through a full security audit with fixes applied and validated in production.
You see it in the panel — in dollars, per model, per day. And you pick the effort level per task, so the cheap model handles the simple work and the strong one is saved for what needs it.
CRM, customer support, client portals, order management, internal apps, marketplaces, booking systems, AI knowledge bases — anything made of data, process and people. If the standard screens don’t fit, the AI builds custom ones.
It can only touch what you granted, table by table, verb by verb — and destructive tools simply don’t exist for public agents. The fence is architecture, not a prompt asking nicely.
Yes — that’s a first-class use case. White-label, multi-tenant workspaces, your own domain and pricing. Your customers see your product, not ours.
Tables, views, automations, AI agents, published apps and the API — all of it, from day one. No feature held back for a bigger tier.
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