Already builtinstalled in seconds
Reused from the shared catalog, never regenerated.
The personal portal is still in development. For now this previews the agency experience.
For the person who keeps rebuilding their own life by hand
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 by AI agents.
The platform dividend
Every client app inherits the entire platform.
Auth, billing, security, storage, delivery: every app inherits them, and 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 and 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. 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, with 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.