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Founder-led product teams
Move from product requirements to a credible backend before hiring a full infrastructure function. Keep code that the next engineer can inherit.
Desired outcome
A backend the company can grow into
Who Apso is for
For teams that need speed and a backend they can inherit
Apso gives agents, developers, and delivery teams one way to turn product intent into consistent service code without creating a new platform dependency.
Founder-ledClient deliveryInternal platform teams
Shared operating modelREADY
01Agent proposesTurn the product idea into a schema and service boundary.
02Team reviewsInspect relationships, access rules, migrations, and generated code.
03Service remains ownedExtend and operate the backend with normal engineering tools.
one foundation across different team shapes
Team fit
A useful boundary between product intent and service code
The workflow stays the same. The reason each team uses it changes with its delivery model.
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Consultancies and delivery teams
Start client services from the same reviewed patterns, then adapt the schema and business logic to each engagement.
Desired outcome
Consistent delivery without generic output
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Platform and engineering teams
Give product teams an approved path to create services while keeping architecture, permissions, and deployment behavior legible.
Desired outcome
A repeatable service standard
One handoff the whole team can inspect
The schema becomes the reviewable boundary between the product conversation and the generated implementation.
- 01DescribeThe agent captures actors, resources, access rules, and the important product workflows.
- 02ReviewThe team checks the schema and service boundary before generation expands the change.
- 03GenerateApso produces the APIs, migrations, and infrastructure with the same project structure.
- 04ExtendDevelopers add the business logic that differentiates the product in familiar framework code.
See whether the model fits
Bring your team and a representative backend idea
We will help you map the service boundary, ownership requirements, and deployment model before you commit.