Describe an internal tool and Nibor generates the database, row-level security, API and interface, live at its own address in minutes. Then your whole company runs it from one workspace.
Every organisation runs on internal tools nobody wants to build. Bookings, assets, approvals, operations dashboards: too specific for off-the-shelf SaaS, too small to justify a development team.
So they live in spreadsheets, email threads and six-figure consultant projects. Generic no-code tools can't pass an enterprise security review; custom builds take months.
Real screenshots from the live production system. Builders create in Studio; everyone else gets a workspace, a web desktop and first-party apps out of the box.
Real products generated by Nibor and running in production today — construction, self-storage, trading, finance, sales and command-and-control. Every screenshot is a live app on its own subdomain.
Describe in plain English. Get a complete full-stack app with database, auth, and 20+ pages.
Beautiful, accessible components: tables, charts, forms, calendars, kanban boards, and more.
Signup, login, role-based access. First user becomes admin automatically.
PostgreSQL with automatic schema generation, row-level security, and sample data.
Connect Claude, Cursor, or any AI agent directly to your apps via the Model Context Protocol.
Download your code as a standalone project. Deploy anywhere, with no vendor lock-in.
Every app is responsive. Tables become cards, navigation adapts, touch interactions work.
Every change is versioned. Roll back to any previous state with one click.
Built-in Supabase. Connect Neon, Turso, MongoDB, or Firebase when you need to scale.
Every app is a single document in NAS, the Nibor App Spec. The AI writes NAS; our compiler turns it into a real Postgres schema, row-level security policies, a REST API and a rendered interface. Nothing is a mock.
"A booking system for our storage facilities, with BankID and credit checks."
AI writes the app spec (models, permissions, pages, automations), validated against our schema.
Tables, RLS policies, tenant isolation, API and UI are generated. Security is compiled, not configured.
Published at its own subdomain, TLS included. Edit by chatting; it redeploys in seconds.
// NAS, the Nibor App Spec (excerpt)
{
"app": { "name": "Storage Bookings" },
"models": [
{ "name": "Booking",
"fields": [ { "name": "unitId", "type": "ref" }, ... ],
"access": { "read": "authenticated", "write": "staff" } }
],
"views": [ { "route": "/book", "layout": "wizard", ... } ],
"appAuth": { "enabled": true, "roles": ["admin", "customer"] }
}
Most business software gets harder to change every year. Each new requirement is layered onto code nobody fully understands, so the safe move is always to add rather than alter — and the system accumulates. Nibor works the other way round: the app is regenerated from its NAS document, so there is no accreted layer to build on top of.
Models, permissions, pages and automations live in a single document. The schema, the security policies, the API and the interface are all derived from it — they cannot drift from the spec, because they are produced by it.
Row-level security, tenant isolation and PII handling are emitted for every model from the access rules in the spec. Nothing depends on remembering to tick the right box on the right table.
Our own language, our own compiler, our own infrastructure. There is no third-party app-builder underneath that can deprecate an API, change its pricing, or break your software on its own schedule.
Five years of changes, each one made by someone who has left. Changing the old parts is risky, so nobody does. The cost of every new feature rises with the age of the system.
You change the spec and the app is rebuilt from it. A five-year-old app compiles the same way a new one does, because the compiler — not the accumulated code — decides what gets built.
No third-party app-builder underneath, no per-seat SaaS dependencies. The whole platform runs on a single Kubernetes node, which is exactly what makes it deployable inside a customer's own walls.
Row-level security and tenant isolation are generated from the spec for every model: per-app membership floors, per-operation policies, PII guards.
Kubernetes, Postgres, auth, data API, object storage, ingress with automatic TLS. Self-contained and reproducible.
The same containers deploy in a customer's cloud or data centre. Regulated organisations keep their data, with licensing control.
Claude today; the NAS layer isolates the model. Bring your own AI key, including EU-hosted providers.
Architecture that agents understand. Every system comes with a complete API, MCP integration, and machine-readable schema, built for the autonomous software era.
{
"mcpServers": {
"nibor": {
"url": "https://nibor.io/_mcp",
"headers": {
"X-API-Key": "plat_your_key_here"
}
}
}
}
Bring your own AI key. Run Corporate on Nibor’s cloud, or the full platform on your own infrastructure — on-prem for enterprise and government.
Any employee can create the tool they need. Every tool lives in one secure, branded desktop.
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