Building with AI is easy. Getting the app live shouldn't mean wiring up five services. Lathe is the one-stop shop for your app, database, and sign-in: push from GitHub and run them together on your own machine. Backups, TLS, and monitoring are handled. Plans start at $15/month with a predictable bill. Try Mini free for 14 days, no card needed.
GitHub push deploys your app container.
Managed Postgres and auth beside the app.
Daily backups and TLS included.
Flat monthly plans from $15.
Built an app with AI and need to get it online.
Want an app, database, and sign-in without managing separate vendors.
Need a predictable bill instead of usage-based surprises.
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4The "five vendors just to get an AI-built app online" framing is the real pain — most people who built something with an AI tool have never touched a VPS or a deploy pipeline. Flat pricing helps a lot there; usage-based bills are exactly what scares that audience off. Out of curiosity: what does the Postgres story look like when someone outgrows the box — can the database be migrated off, or is it tied to the same host as the app?
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Shipping an app container from a GitHub push with managed Postgres, auth, backups, and TLS on the same path cuts a lot of the usual platform glue work. For leftover model capacity when those bills show up elsewhere, pzero.studio is where PZERO buys it.
Bundling Postgres, auth and TLS behind a single GitHub push is exactly the gap AI-built side projects fall into. The code works, then deployment eats a weekend. How do backups work when it runs on my own machine? Can I restore to a different server if that box dies?