Documentation
Everything you need to build, launch, and verify with Backbuild.
Quick Start
New to Backbuild? Start here to create your account, set up your first
project, and start building.
How-To Guides
Scenario-based walkthroughs that combine several features to finish a real
business job end to end. Follow the real interface, step by step, and finish
with a working result.
Backbuild Desktop
The native app for Windows and macOS, with Linux coming soon: the same
complete Backbuild workspace you use in the browser, in its own window, signed
in as the same account with the same data. It adds a few things only a native
app can do, running a local AI agent on your own machine, opening local files
and repositories, popping a remote desktop into a real window, and unlocking
your vault without repeating two-factor on a computer you trust. Free to
download and use.
Backbuild Desktop Overview What the app is, whether it costs anything, how it relates to the web app, the platforms and requirements, and where to go for each job. Installing & First Launch Download the right build, clear the one-time operating-system safety prompt safely, install the small Windows prerequisite, sign in, and understand how updates work. Local AI Agents & Files on Your Device Run an AI agent on your own machine with your own installed command-line tool, open files that live in a local folder or repository, and open Backbuild links straight into the app. Remote Desktop in the Native App Pop a remote session out into its own window, drag files between the remote machine and your own desktop, share your screen, and keep a machine reachable. Signing In, Sync, Device Unlock & Security Single sign-on, unlocking your vault without repeating two-factor on a trusted computer, offline behavior, and what the app is and is not allowed to connect to. Deploying to a Fleet For administrators: install across many computers quietly with your management tool, prepare the prerequisites, keep everyone on the current build, and answer a security review. Backbuild
The SaaS building platform. Build any product, from project management,
CRM, and ticketing to an AI document store, and launch it as a multi-tenant
SaaS with billing, feature flags, and enterprise security built in.
Platform Overview Architecture, capabilities, and how Backbuild adapts to your domain. Organizations & Teams Multi-tenant architecture, roles, permissions, and team management. Projects Create and manage projects with entities, files, tasks, and workflows. Entities & Data Model Entity types, entities, relationships, views, and files let you model any domain. AI Assistant & Search Natural language queries, semantic search, and custom AI skills. SaaS Builder Package your config into a product, set pricing, connect Stripe, and launch. MCP & Agent Integration Connect AI agents via MCP, drive CLI coding agents autonomously. Backbuild Mail Email at your own domain, with guided DNS setup, real-time sync, folders, labels, filters, and full-text search. Backbuild Calendar A full calendar: recurring events, guests and replies, multiple calendars and sharing, find-a-time, time zones, and two-way sync with Google, Microsoft 365, and Apple or CalDAV. Backbuild Contacts A shared address book: rich contact records, multiple channels and addresses, favorites, instant search, and email a contact straight from their record. Containers & Remote Desktop
On-demand cloud computers you launch from a project: a terminal, a full VS Code
editor, and an optional graphical desktop, with a private home folder that
survives shutdown and credit metering that charges only while a container runs.
Plus the browser-based Remote Desktop engine for reaching your own machines.
Available on every plan, on usage credits.
Backbuild Containers Overview What a container is, launching your first one, connecting to the three surfaces, what it costs, and where to go for each job. Launching a Container The launch screen, reading a size card's vCPU, memory, credits-per-hour, backend and region, the desktop toggle, and the status lifecycle from queued to running. Terminal, VS Code & Desktop The three surfaces in depth: a terminal that reconnects to the same shell, Visual Studio Code in the browser, and the optional graphical desktop. Managing, Persistence & Credits Your containers list, terminating cleanly, exactly what persists across shutdown, and how credits and idle teardown prevent surprise bills. Policies & Administration For admins: restrict sizes, backends, and regions with server-side enforcement, per-project overrides, scope a contractor, data residency, bring your own compute, and resell containers. Agents, Automation & the API Drive a container from an AI agent: a self-authenticating browser, page and desktop control tools, the isolation posture for untrusted code, and the REST API. Remote Desktop See and control your own machines and cloud desktops from the browser over an encrypted, post-quantum connection, governed by per-device trust and roles. Virtual Workers
Named AI employees your organization hires to do real operational work:
triaging an inbox, drafting support replies, running your skills, and doing
project and code work in a container. Each keeps human-style shifts, runs under
your roles and audit trail, starts supervised so you approve its output, and
runs on usage credits. Available on every plan.
Virtual Workers Overview What a worker is, hiring your first one supervised in minutes, what it costs, and where to go for each job. Hiring & Configuring a Worker The hire wizard and per-worker editor: persona and role, runtime and execution mode, mailbox and manager, shift and holidays, and operating instructions. AI Connection & Budgets Run on usage credits or a provider account you link, connect a worker's own coding-agent account, set a weekly token budget, and watch burn in real time. Autonomy & Approvals The supervised-first default, the per-capability autonomy dial, the actions that always need a person, the approval queue, and the instant pause. Support Workers Assign a worker and a skill to a ticket workflow stage, drafts posted as internal notes, reply versus resolve, and nights-and-weekends coverage. Developer Workers The Developer role in a container, bring-your-own coding-agent account, the no-push floor, opening a change for review, and least-privilege repository access. Security & Governance The worker as a managed non-human identity, deny-by-default least privilege, the append-only audit trail, credential handling, isolation, and prompt-injection resistance. Help Desk & Support Tickets
A complete support and issue-tracking system built into your workspace: your
customers and teammates file tickets, your agents work them in a console with
saved views, boards, and bulk actions, and a data-driven workflow engine models
everything from a support queue to an engineering bug tracker. Virtual Workers
can staff a stage under human supervision, and builders can let their own
subscribers file tickets routed to the right organization. Included on every
plan, unlimited on paid plans.
Help Desk Overview The two sides of the help desk, filing or working your first ticket, what one tool replaces, and where to go for each job. Filing & Tracking a Ticket The Open Ticket dialog, the describe and the privacy-safe reproduce flows, tracking your own tickets, replying, and the notifications bell. The Tickets Console Quick filters with counts, search versus a structured filter builder, the List, Grid, Board, and Table views, saved views, multi-sort, bulk actions, and export. Working a Ticket The Client view and Work log tabs, public replies versus internal notes, editing your own message with version history, the meta panels, and the reproduction timeline. Ticket Types, Workflows & SLAs Types like Bug and Epic, custom states and transitions, per-state SLAs, approvals and step-up gates, parent-child hierarchy, labels, relations, and custom fields. AI Support with Virtual Workers Assign a worker and a skill to a workflow stage, drafts posted as internal notes, per-ticket budgets, and the human-approval floor. Administration & White-Label Categories, routing rules, SLA policies, canned responses, and exposing projects so your own subscribers can file tickets routed to you. The API, MCP & Automation Drive the whole help desk over the public REST API and the native MCP tools, and understand what is programmable under enforced access. Security, Privacy & Governance Strict tenant isolation, the audit trail, encryption, retention and deletion, and how AI is bounded from crossing tenants or overpromising. Backbuild Finances
The accounting and back-office app in your workspace: send invoices and get
paid, log expenses, bills, and mileage, keep a real double-entry ledger,
reconcile your bank, run and record payroll, and read the profit-and-loss,
balance sheet, and cash-flow statements. Free for teams up to 50 seats, with
the double-entry machinery running invisibly until you want it.
Backbuild Finances Overview What the back office does today, sending your first invoice in minutes, why the books are real even when you do not see them, and where to go for each job. Invoicing & Getting Paid Invoices, customers, payment terms, recurring invoices, receiving payments, syncing Stripe payments into the books, and accounts-receivable aging. Expenses, Bills & Mileage Log a cost, enter and pay a bill, track vendors and 1099 contractors, capture receipts for extraction, and record mileage that posts to your ledger. The Accounting Ledger The chart of accounts, true double-entry, journal entries and safe reversals, classes and custom fields for dimensional reporting, and the accounting method. Banking & Reconciliation Bank and asset accounts, the register, transfers, bank rules that auto-categorize, deposits and undeposited funds, and reconciling to a statement. Payroll & Contractors The team roster, employees, running and recording a pay run that posts to your ledger, contractor payments, 1099s, and the honest boundary on tax filing. Reports & Sales Tax Profit and loss, balance sheet, trial balance, aging, cash flow, budgets versus actual, saved and scheduled reports, and sales-tax tracking and liability. Importing & Migrating Bring in a chart of accounts, customers, vendors, and transactions from a spreadsheet or from QuickBooks, map columns, dry-run, and validate the landing. Access, Security & the API Finance roles, the audit trail, encryption and tenant isolation, giving your accountant scoped access, exporting everything, and driving the books over the REST API. Backbuild Secrets
The zero-knowledge, post-quantum password and secrets manager in the free
workspace: encrypted vaults for logins, cards, notes, API keys, SSH keys, and
infrastructure secrets, role-based vault sharing with your team, safe autofill,
a device factor for instant unlock, and machine and AI-agent access that never
exposes a plaintext value. Backbuild stores only ciphertext it cannot read.
Backbuild Secrets Overview What you get, setting your master password, what zero-knowledge means for you, what is free, and where to go for each job. Vaults, Items & the Password Generator Organize vaults into a tree, create every kind of entry, use typed fields and a masked field for keys and certificates, generate strong passwords, and restore an earlier value from history. Sharing Vaults with Your Team The vault-level sharing model, owner, manager, and member roles, how a share is delivered without sending a password, confirming a recipient, and cutting off access completely. Autofill with the Browser Extension Fill logins safely on the sites you authorize, save and update logins as you sign in, and understand why autofill sometimes refuses on purpose. Unlocking, Device Factor & Recovery Unlock faster with a device gesture, change your master password, and every way back in, including the Emergency Kit and administrator-assisted recovery. Machines, Integrations & AI Agents Authorize a device or container, release a credential to a connected integration at use-time, give a Virtual Worker its own vault, and let AI agents work with secrets they never see. Administration, Zero-Knowledge & Compliance Identity lifecycle and offboarding, enforcing multi-factor and device factors, the audit trail, the honest compliance posture, and the exact cryptography for reviewers. Usage, Storage & Credits
How Backbuild meters usage: one prepaid pool of universal usage credits,
free allowances on every plan, and a hard guarantee of no surprise bills.
Usage & Credits Overview The model in one minute: what is free, what is metered, and the prepaid guarantee. Universal Usage Credits What a credit buys, packages, 3-month rollover, and how monthly overage settles. Real-Time Session Minutes Active sync time explained: the free 10,800 minutes and what happens beyond them. File vs Database Storage Which pool your data lands in, the rates, freeing space, and behavior at the limit. Warnings, Caps & Running Out The warning ladder, what a block stops, what always keeps working, and the way back. The Billing & Usage Screen Every meter explained, the usage breakdown, and the publisher usage report. Backbuild Docs
The collaborative document editor in the free workspace: real-time
co-authoring on one live copy, comments, tracked changes and redlining, styles
and page layout, images, tables, live math and citations, and import and export
to Word, PDF, Markdown, and more.
Backbuild Docs Overview What you get, creating your first document, what is included on every plan, and where to go for each job. Writing, Formatting & Page Layout The editing surface and its three access modes, headings and named styles, page size and margins on a live ruler, columns, section breaks, and tab stops. Collaboration, Comments & Sharing Co-edit one live copy, see who is present, leave and resolve comment threads, and share with view, comment, or edit access using scoped, expiring, revocable links. Tracked Changes, Compare & Combine Propose attributed tracked changes, accept or reject them, produce a clean and a marked-up copy, and compare or combine two versions. Images, Tables, Math & Citations Paste a screenshot inline, build tables, write live equations, add footnotes and cross-references, and insert citations with a self-building bibliography. Importing & Exporting Bring in Word, OpenDocument, RTF, HTML, and Markdown; take out Word, PDF, Markdown, EPUB, and more; and restore an earlier draft from version history. AI Assistance, the API & Agents Draft and rewrite with the in-document assistant on your own AI keys or credits, and drive documents over the REST API and MCP tools. Backbuild Sheets
The real-time spreadsheet in the free workspace: a deep formula engine with
more than 500 functions, dynamic arrays and LAMBDA, a SQL-like QUERY function,
charts, sorting, filtering, and data validation, conditional formatting,
rich-text and LaTeX cells, live co-editing, and CSV, TSV, XLSX, and SQLite
import and export.
Backbuild Sheets Overview What you get, creating your first sheet, what is included on every plan, and where to go for each job. Editing, Formatting & Organizing Enter values and formulas, copy and fill, insert and resize rows and columns, work sheet tabs, freeze and merge, and format with number formats, borders, color, conditional formatting, and find and replace. Formulas & Functions The 500-plus-function catalog, dynamic arrays and spill, LAMBDA and QUERY, finance and statistics accuracy, error handling and recalculation, and the honest limits. Charts, Sort, Filter & Validation Build charts from a live range, sort and filter with real condition operators, and keep shared data clean with validation rules. Rich Cells, Math & Images Put formatted rich text, live LaTeX mathematical notation, images, and links inside a cell, and expand a cell into a full mini-document. Collaboration, Comments & Sharing Co-edit one live grid, see who is present, discuss a cell with comments, and share with view, comment, or edit access using scoped, expiring, revocable links. Importing & Exporting Bring in CSV, TSV, XLSX, and ODS; take out CSV, TSV, and XLSX on every plan and SQLite on the paid and research plans; and understand what a round-trip preserves. AI Assistance, the API & Agents Edit a sheet with the in-app assistant, and drive spreadsheets over the public REST API and the native MCP tools. Backbuild Slides
The presentation editor in the free workspace: 16:9 decks with a live slide
browser, ten themes and eight layouts, saved design templates, shapes, charts,
diagrams, images and media, transitions and animations, speaker notes, a
two-screen presenter runtime, real-time co-editing, comments, version history,
and PowerPoint, OpenDocument, PDF, and image import and export.
Backbuild Slides Overview What you get, building your first deck, what is included on every plan, and where to go for each job. Building a Deck: Slides, Themes & Layouts Work the slide browser, switch the filmstrip and grid, apply themes and layouts, and save the current slide as a reusable design template. Shapes, Charts, Diagrams & Media Insert shapes and WordArt, charts from your own numbers, process and hierarchy diagrams, images and media, and align, distribute, group, and layer precisely. Transitions, Animations & Speaker Notes Animate slide changes, reveal a slide one build at a time as you talk, and write the private script every slide carries. Presenting: Present & Presenter View A fullscreen show with a timer, a two-screen presenter console with the next slide and your notes, and full keyboard navigation. Importing & Exporting Export to PowerPoint, OpenDocument, PDF, and image formats, import an existing deck, and understand what a round-trip preserves. Collaboration, Sharing & Governance Co-build one live deck, comment and assign a fix, restore a version, and share with scoped, expiring, revocable links under enforced access. AI Assistance, the API & Agents What an AI agent can build in a deck today on your own AI keys or credits, and driving decks over the REST API and native tools. Backbuild Mail
Email at your own domain, built into the workspace: a real-time inbox, labels
and filters, full-text search, shared team inboxes, and the choice to send
through Backbuild or your own provider by category.
Backbuild Mail Overview What you get, how to create a mailbox and send your first message, and what is included on every plan. Mailboxes, Inbox & Reading Create mailboxes, work the real-time inbox across devices, arrange the client, and see how mail is stored and protected. Sending Domains & DNS Link a domain, prove ownership, and provision DNS with the guided wizard. Deliverability and migrating without losing mail. Composing & Sending The composer, attachments, undo send, scheduled send, snooze, drafts, and the send limits. Labels, Filters & Search Tag with labels, sort with filters that re-run over existing mail, search with operators, and triage by keyboard. Shared Mailboxes & Delegation Share a team inbox with read or write access, work it live, govern who can do what, and auto-provision members. Outbound Routing & Allowances Send through Backbuild or your own provider by category, and how allowances and credits work. API & AI Agents Drive mailboxes and domains over the REST API and MCP tools, and test a sending route end to end. Backbuild Calendar
The scheduling app in the free workspace: day, week, month, year, and agenda
views, events with guests and email invitations, recurring series, reminders,
multiple calendars, free-busy availability, multi-zone time display, and
two-way sync with Google, Microsoft 365, and Apple or CalDAV.
Backbuild Calendar Overview What you get, creating your first event, what is included on every plan, and where to go for each job. Views, Events & RSVPs The six views, the event editor field by field, the detail card, replying to invitations, private events, and search. Recurring Events, Guests & Reminders Build a repeating series, choose what an edit applies to, invite guests and track replies, and set reminders that fire. Calendars, Sharing & Find a Time Separate calendars and overlay, the four access tiers, following shared calendars, and reading a team's free-busy. Settings & Time Zones Your zone and clock, multi-zone gutter columns, grid display, and how a series behaves across daylight saving. Sync with Google, Microsoft 365 & Apple Connect your existing calendar, choose the direction per link, and consolidate without abandoning it. Backbuild Meetings Coming soon. The video meeting app built into the workspace:
browser-based calls with a pre-join lobby and device test, a waiting room and
host moderation, screen sharing, chat, reactions and raised hands, an in-meeting
whiteboard, and guests who join by link with no account.
Backbuild Meetings Overview What it will do, how you will join and host, where it fits on your plan, and what is not part of the first release. Joining a Meeting & the Lobby Open a link with no download, test your camera, microphone, and speaker in the pre-join lobby, join as a member or a guest, and react and raise your hand. Hosting: Create, Schedule & Invite Start an instant meeting or schedule one, invite by email and by teammate name, let your calendar and mail carry the link, and rename, delete, or end a meeting. In the Meeting: Share, Chat & Whiteboard Share your whole screen or a single window, use chat and reactions, raise your hand, and open the shared whiteboard that stays after the call. The Waiting Room & Moderation Keep uninvited people out with the waiting room and lock, admit one at a time, mute a noisy line, remove a disruptor, and spotlight a presenter. Administration & Security How access follows your identity, who can host, how guests are contained, what is logged, how meetings are encrypted in transit, and the honest posture on recording and end-to-end encryption. Backbuild Contacts
The shared address book in the free workspace: rich contact records with
multiple channels and addresses, notes and favorites, instant search, email
from the record, and private, organization, and cross-organization scopes.
Backbuild Photos
The image library and professional editor in the free workspace: upload from
your computer, keep images in a project, organization, or personal scope,
organize into albums and full-screen slideshows, edit non-destructively in a
layer-based editor, generate and retouch with AI, and share with scoped,
expiring, revocable links. Location metadata is stripped on upload, your
originals are kept immutable, and nothing is analyzed for advertising.
Backbuild Photos Overview What you get, the three scopes an image can live in, uploading your first photos, and where to go for each job. Free on every plan. Library, Albums & Slideshows The gallery in depth, uploading with duplicate detection, search and sort, the lightbox, building albums, and playing a full-screen slideshow with Ken Burns motion. The Non-Destructive Editor Layers, masks, and blend modes, selections and retouching, curves and filters with a re-editable smart-filter graph, vector and type, transform and liquify, RAW develop, version history, and the honest limits. AI Image Tools Generate an image from a prompt, fill and expand from a prompt, remove an object, one-click background removal and upscale, what it costs, and your rights to the output. Sharing, Access & Governance The three scopes and project roles, sharing to a person or a group, public links that expire and revoke, the audit trail, and how your data is protected. The API, AI & Agents Drive the whole library over the public REST API, let an AI agent create and edit images, and understand what is programmable today under enforced access. Backbuild Miles
The mileage tracker on your phone. It records your drives in the background,
attributes each one to the right car and the right set of books, and turns the
result into a mileage log and a deduction you can hand to an accountant.
Signing In to Backbuild Miles Your account and the mileage history behind it: create an account in four steps, set up the two-factor method you cannot skip and store the ten recovery codes that get you back in, stay signed in between drives, reset a password you have forgotten, and understand why signing out protects your trips without stopping the recording. Setting Up Automatic Tracking in Backbuild Miles The two minutes that decide whether your log builds itself: what the app records and why your routes stay yours, the separate question about sharing anonymous road speeds, each permission the wizard asks for and exactly what refusing it costs you, the battery exemption that decides whether background tracking survives a working day, the button that actually switches recording on, and how to tell afterwards that your phone is recording rather than only claiming to. Getting Around Backbuild Miles The parts of the app that are always on screen: the menu that reaches all ten screens, the vehicle and entity pickers, the five tabs, the quick-action button that opens and stops a drive, and the banner that warns you before a trip is missed. Your Account and Organizations in Backbuild Miles Whose account this is and where your trips are going right now: reading the identity card, switching between the organizations you drive for and what that switch does and does not change, why your trip inbox does not follow it, and signing out safely on a phone you are handing over. Reading Your Backbuild Miles Dashboard Your miles for the year, the estimated standard-mileage deduction and why each drive is priced at its own day's rate, the business, commuting and personal split, the drives still waiting to be classified, the daily, weekly and monthly charts, and the deduction each vehicle earned. Recording a Drive in Backbuild Miles The live drive screen: the miles, time and value adding up as you go, the speed dial and the posted speed limit, the altimeter and where its reading comes from, the heading arrow and the compass behind it, the 3D and heading-up map views, recentring after you pan, marking a pickup or a dropoff at the kerb, keeping a dashcam clip, finding food, fuel or a repair shop nearby, and what the app tells you when the drive ends. Working Your Backbuild Miles Trips List Review the drives the app captured, label their stops, give each one a vehicle and a classification, read any trip card at a glance, find the business trips that still need a purpose, open a trip to edit it, delete a drive that should not be there, and load the rest of your history. Adding a Past Trip in Backbuild Miles Enter a drive the app never recorded because the phone was flat or tracking was off: look up the start and end addresses, type when it began and ended, accept or override the estimated distance with your odometer, classify it and give a business trip its purpose, pick the vehicle, read every refusal the form can give you, keep your work when you leave the screen, and confirm the trip landed in your history. Reviewing a Trip in Backbuild Miles Open one drive and finish its record: the route and the times in the zone you drove them, the business, commuting or personal classification, the business purpose that substantiates a work journey, notes, tags and the vehicle, marking a trip reported so it can no longer be changed, returning it to your inbox or moving it to another entity, and deleting a drive that should never have been recorded. Clearing Your Backbuild Miles Trip Inbox The private list of every drive the app recorded before it belongs to anybody: confirming the stops it detected, splitting one drive across two businesses, tagging it, choosing a vehicle and a classification, filing it into the right entity, dismissing a capture that was never a journey, and reading the screen when a load fails. Splitting a Backbuild Miles Trip Into Several Jobs One stretch of driving is often several jobs. Cut a captured drive at the points where one job ended and the next began, check the segment preview before you commit, classify each segment into its own organization, and undo a split you got wrong while its segments are still unfiled. Merging Split Backbuild Miles Trips Back Together Recombine the segments of a split drive after they have been filed: where the control lives, why segments must be side by side, what blocks a merge (a reported segment, one already posted to your accounting records, a mismatched classification or vehicle) and how to clear each one. Teaching Backbuild Miles to Suggest Classifications Describe your working week and name the places that decide what a drive was for, so each captured trip arrives with a proposal and a reason attached: which signal wins when two disagree, why a rule never files anything on its own, where the rules are stored, and how often you are reminded to record an odometer reading. Using the Dashcam in Backbuild Miles Record the road while the app already tracks your driving: what it captures and what it deliberately does not, why the video never leaves your phone, choosing cameras and resolution, how the rolling storage limit decides how far back your footage reaches, and keeping the footage around a moment before it is recorded over. Scanning Your Backbuild Miles Receipts Photograph a receipt at the pump or pick one from your gallery, file it against the right vehicle with a category, an amount, a date and a note in your own words, open any saved receipt again months later, and keep the substantiation the actual-expense deduction needs before the thermal paper fades. Your Vehicles in Backbuild Miles The vehicle registry behind your mileage log: register a car or truck with the name, use type and purchase price that decide which deduction methods stay open to you, read the status of everything you keep, record what each vehicle costs to run by category, and retire one you have sold without losing a mile of its history. Pairing Your Vehicle in Backbuild Miles Link a vehicle to your car's Bluetooth so every drive is attributed to the right one without touching the phone: choose the car's stereo from the devices your phone already knows, tell two identically named devices apart by their address, move a device between vehicles only after being told what that costs, and read the screen when Bluetooth is off or the Nearby devices permission is missing. Your Mileage Settings in Backbuild Miles Control how much the app does on its own: turn automatic tracking on or off, choose the entity your trips route to by default, pick the units your distances are shown in, and reach setup, the trip review queue, classification rules and dashcam settings from one screen. Backbuild Miles Reports and Exports Your deductible business miles and what they are worth, why every trip is priced at the rate in force on the day you drove it, the business, commuting and personal split, each vehicle on its own, the quarterly breakdown for estimated tax, and the two spreadsheets you export: the full trip log and the substantiation mileage log an accountant asks for. Backbuild Studio
The creative-media app in the free workspace: six editors in one place. Turn
a script into a narrated training video that drives your real product,
an illustrated storybook, or a long-form audiobook; cut a multi-track video;
clean and master audio; and compose music. Free in-browser export on every
plan, an optional cloud master render on the paid plans, your own voice and
AI keys metered at zero, and change-aware caching so an unchanged re-render
costs nothing.
Backbuild Studio Overview What you get, making your first production, exactly what is free and what draws credits, and where to go for each job. Making a Training Video Write narration into a word timeline, anchor cues and actions to spoken words, drive your real product on screen, record behind a login with a masked credential, and produce a 16:9 and a 9:16 cut. Narration, Voices & Cost Choose a voice or bring your own, why the audio is the master clock, and the change-aware caching that makes a small edit cheap and an unchanged re-render free. Audiobooks & Visual Storybooks Chaptered audiobooks where a one-chapter edit re-synthesizes only that chapter, loudness leveling, chaptered files with cover art, and illustrated stories that render to a video and an audiobook in one run. The Video Editor A multi-track timeline with a Resolve, Premiere, and CapCut layout toggle, color grading and scopes, transitions and keyframes, and free in-browser export. The Audio Editor A deep restoration DSP stack, loudness metering to your target, transcript-based editing, and free WAV and FLAC export, from a full editor or a modal on any clip. The Music Editor Arrangement, a piano roll and step sequencer, first-party instruments, MIDI import and export, an AI music generator, and bounce to audio and stems. AI Agents, the API & Governance Let an AI agent author and render a production, drive the studio over the REST API, inject a vault credential safely, and see how access, audit, and consent are enforced. Backbuild Prove Coming soon. Formal verification for 20+ programming languages.
AI writes pf2 proof annotations, the HOL kernel verifies them, and you ship with
cryptographically signed certificates.
Backbuild Science
The research and publishing edition. Author in LaTeX, verify your mathematics
with the proof system, export research-ready data, and publish. It is free for
students and faculty.
Science Overview What Backbuild Science adds and how a research project fits together. Getting Started Confirm your plan, create a research project, and start authoring. Academic Status & Verification How the ID check works, re-verification, and what happens after you graduate. Research Authoring & Export LaTeX authoring, reproducible SQLite export, the AI assistant, and the arXiv hand-off. The Backbuild Docs Editor WYSIWYG LaTeX authoring, co-authoring, citations, and export. The Backbuild Sheets Editor The formula engine, real-time collaboration, and reproducible data export. The Backbuild Slides Editor Talks and posters with live LaTeX math, from the same project. The Proof System Proof entries, the HOL kernel, and embedding verified results in your paper. Collaborating & Sharing Research Co-authors, sharing scopes, free student seats, governance, and no lock-in. Backbuild Photos A private image library and a professional, non-destructive editor. Backbuild Studio Turn a script into narrated training videos, storybooks, and audiobooks. Reference
Written by Eliot Gable
Founder and CEO, Gable Digital Solutions, Inc.
Last updated August 2, 2026