Write it. Host it. Ship it.
All in one panel.
An AI assistant, a mobile app, a website — you describe it here, host it here, integrate any AI here. No deploy scripts. No second infrastructure. No jumping between five tools.
Five separate tools. One panel.
Building a modern product usually means stitching together a backend platform, a cloud host, an AI provider, a code assistant, and a CI/CD pipeline. acore folds all of that into one screen.
Backend
Auth · DB · Storage · Push · Functions
What backend-as-a-service platforms give you.
Hosting
Web + app hosting, HTTPS, CDN
What cloud PaaS providers give you.
AI models
Chat, image, memory, personas
What AI providers give you.
Code assistant
Describe it, get working code
What AI coding tools give you.
Deploy pipeline
Zero-config, live on save
What CI/CD systems give you.
You'll never open a terminal. You'll never write a deploy script. You'll never juggle five bills. Everything your product needs — from the first line of code to the last user served — lives in the same tab.
What you can ship right now
The panel is live. These pieces are production-ready and powering real apps.
App hosting
- Authentication + JWT sessions
- Real-time database with rules
- Object storage · signed URLs
- Push notifications (FCM + APNs)
- Cloud functions (Python)
- Multi-tenant projects
Web hosting
- Custom domain + auto-HTTPS
- CDN & signed asset delivery
- Static + dynamic content
- Zero-config from panel (soon)
- Bring your own domain
AI integrations
- AI persona management + memory
- AI Proxy · cache + cost track
- Bring your own AI key
- Multi-provider routing
- Behavior dictionary as tool
- Image generation (DALL-E, SD, Flux)
Describe it. acore Code writes it.
It's live the moment it's done.
A built-in AI coding assistant lives inside the panel. Tell it what you want — a cloud function, an API endpoint, a data migration — it writes the code, wires it up, and ships it. You never open an editor. You never touch a terminal.
# Cloud function — deployed automatically async def handler(event, ctx): db = get_db(ctx) msg = event_data(event) reply = await openai_chat(ctx, [ {"role": "user", "content": msg["text"]}, ]) await db.add("replies", {"text": reply}) return ok()
One panel.
Everything you build.
Skip the ops. Skip the plumbing. Ship what you actually meant to make.