Already builtinstalled in seconds
Reused from the shared catalog — never regenerated.
The developer portal is still in development — for now this previews the agency experience.
For the developer who rebuilt auth one time too many
Ship every client a custom app — and maintain just one backend.
Tell the agent in the sidebar what the next client needs — and watch it compose the app from shared modules.
Already building on MirrorStack
Watch the agent build a client app
Authored just nowreusable forever
Generated once in a sandbox — now in everyone's catalog.
MirrorStackAI agent
Harbor Eats
Customer BBright Tutors
Customer APawCare Clinic
Customer CEvery client app, composed in one platform — and operated with AI agent.
The platform dividend
Every client app inherits the entire platform.
Auth, billing, security, storage, delivery — every app inherits them; you build none of it.
Operated by AI agent
Every app ships with an agent that runs it.
Passkey authentication
Sign-in and sessions, ready on day one.
Global edge delivery
Deployed and served from one CDN.
Charge your client's customers
The platform meters it — you set the price.
$0.40 meter$5.00 / post
billed · 236 posts$1,180
Roles & permissions per app
Groups, grants, and roles, built in.
OwnerEditorViewer
ViewEditManageBilling
Security fixes, everywhere
Patch a module once — every app updates.
oauth 2.4
Isolated data per app
Each app gets its own walled-off schema.
app·a
app·b
app·c
Storage, built in
Upload and serve files from every app.
One platform. Every app you ship,
production-grade from day one.
THE MAINTENANCE TAX
Shipping fast is the cheap part — staying alive is the cost.
Build-one speed barely changes. What diverges is the tail — the maintenance every client carries after launch, and with shared modules you author the fix once.
BeforeTraditional dev
Development
Maintenance
CurrentVibe coding
Ship fast
Weeks fixing fragmentation + hallucinated logic
AfterMirrorStack — modular CMS
Ship fast
Fix onceNear-zero maintenance · days -> minutesNear-zero maintenance · days -> minutes
time after launchlonger→
THE CMS IS THE WAREHOUSE
One warehouse you own holds every client app.
Agents and the views you grow read and write it — role-scoped CRUD, enforced at the database.
Your warehouselive
your client apps
YOU OWN THE EXIT
Before you put every client on one backend, ask how you get in — and how you get out.
Getting in
Greenfield first, then one at a time.
Start with your next client; move the rest on your schedule — never a rebuild-everything weekend.
Getting out
A copy, not a migration.
Each client is already its own schema and credentials, so apps and data export clean, per client, on demand.