Guide
Your backend without code
Your app gets a real server and database automatically. Here is what that means.
Before you start
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What you get
Every project comes with a real backend: a Node.js server, a PostgreSQL database, and login with secure accounts. The AI creates it with the first build and keeps extending it as your app grows. You never have to set up a server yourself.
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Where it runs
Each project runs in its own isolated environment with its own database. Your data is never shared with other projects, and the backend pauses when the project is idle and wakes up when you come back.
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What the accounts are
When your app has login, those accounts belong to your app and its users, not to AppMuse. Your users register inside your app, and their data lives in your project's database.
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Look under the hood when you want
The workspace header has three panels for this. Problems lists issues found in the code. Backend shows the server and its API. Console shows the live logs while the app runs. You never need them to build, but they are there when you are curious or something acts up.
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Let the AI do the debugging
If something behaves oddly, describe it in the chat: "saving a recipe does nothing". The AI reads the logs and the error output itself and fixes the cause. You do not need to interpret the Console.
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The backend is yours too
The server code is standard Node.js with no proprietary pieces. If you export your project, the backend comes along with a deploy guide, and it runs anywhere Node runs.