database
Per-tenant D1 with raw SQL over HTTP. One curl writes rows.
Cohesivity is one HTTP API in front of 14 backend services — database, Redis, object & vector storage, hosting, Workers, realtime, auth, and AI proxies. No per-vendor signups. No keys to copy-paste. Built so AI coding agents stand up a full backend in a single call.
Every new app means a dozen vendor signups, a dozen consoles, a dozen API keys copy-pasted into a dozen .env files, and a dozen billing accounts to reconcile. Worse — your AI agent can’t do any of it. It hits a browser auth wall and waits for you. We killed all of it.
One API, one auth. You don’t create a Cloudflare, Pinecone, Upstash, OpenAI, and Resend account. We did.
Cohesivity injects every upstream credential server-side. Nothing to leak, rotate, or paste into the wrong repo.
Genesis-to-edge is pure HTTP. Your agent provisions a full backend with zero console clicks while you sleep.
An 8,000-line changelog means your agent reads the full company brain every session and never re-litigates a decision.
One POST mints an ephemeral tenant and a manager token. No signup, no email, no console. The token lands in a .cohesivity file your agent reads.
Hit the resource endpoint with your manager token. A real per-tenant D1 database in the region you ask for. We inject the upstream keys server-side.
Run SQL over HTTP through the edge with a session token. No driver, no connection pool, no string to leak. Just rows back.
Like what you built? Claim the tenant with Google before the 72-hour window closes. Free, Plus, or Pro — one subscription, one shared wallet.
Every box below is one API call away. No vendor signup. No key copy-paste. Cohesivity injects the credentials server-side — you just hit the endpoint.
Per-tenant D1 with raw SQL over HTTP. One curl writes rows.
A Redis namespace per tenant, REST-native. Cache without a connection string.
R2-backed blobs with authenticated writes and deletes. No bucket policy archaeology.
Pinecone vectors with per-tenant namespace isolation. RAG without the Pinecone console.
Ship tenant apps to Vercel straight from multipart file uploads.
Deploy tenant Workers, cron included. Edge compute, zero dashboard.
WebSocket channels, publish, history, and Durable Object room fanout.
Google OAuth for tenant apps, a user list, and an auth-event table in D1.
OpenAI Responses, embeddings, and gpt-image-2, gated by launch tier.
nova-3 STT, Aura-2 TTS, and Voice Agent on flux-general-en v2.
Exa search and research surface, tier-gated. Give your agent the live web.
Resend proxy for transactional email. Send without an SMTP saga.
Current conditions plus a 5-day, 3-hour forecast proxy.
Google Geocoding proxy for address-to-coordinate lookup.
Supabase and Firebase hand you one stack and call it a platform. We aggregate the real providers — Cloudflare, Pinecone, Upstash, OpenAI, Deepgram, Exa, Resend — behind one bearer token, and inject the keys server-side.
Supabase MCP still makes your agent open a browser and click. Emergent burns credits in debugging loops and makes you babysit a wallet. We built agent-native on day one: genesis-to-edge in HTTP, zero console clicks, and an 8,000-line changelog your agent reads every session so it never loses the plot.
Zero per-vendor signups. Zero copy-pasted keys. One auth, one wallet, one subscription.
Every resource lives behind one edge endpoint and a bearer token. Same call, any runtime — no SDK lock-in, no client library to wait on.
Genesis spins up a live backend with a 72-hour claim window. 20 Vercel deploys, 100 OpenAI requests, 5,000 database rows. Build, demo, throw it away. No card, no account.
→Sign in once before the window closes and the ephemeral tenant becomes yours. Paused hosted tenants auto-redirect to the claim URL — no manual credit babysitting like Emergent.
→Unlimited projects, a monthly fluid grant, and real ceilings — 10M to 500M database rows. Razorpay-backed subscription and a fluid wallet. No credit-burning, just usage.
No signup. 72-hour claim window. Genesis and go.
Claim with Google. Unlimited projects, real ceilings.
For builders shipping past the prototype.
Max ceilings, max rate limits, max throughput.
The bet is simple: AI agents are about to write most of the backends, and they don’t want a console, a signup flow, or a key to paste. They want one endpoint and a token. So we built the raw Lego blocks of a backend — 14 services behind one HTTP API — and shipped them in 70 days. Three customers already pay for it. Masters Union switched off Emergent to use it. We built it like we already won. We’re just building anyway.