let's be honest. most of us already deploy on vercel, and it's great for frontends. then your app grows up. you need a real backend, so you add railway or render. you need a database, so you add supabase or neon. maybe redis on top of that. now you've got three dashboards, and a monthly total in dollars that keeps going up. we're building rimbra to put all of that back in one place. your frontend, your backend and your database, deployed together in about 30 seconds (version 1). your backend isn't squeezed into serverless functions. it runs as a proper server, so you don't have to work around cold starts or function timeouts. next.js, node, python, php, go, rust, ruby, java, containers, whatever you build in. postgres, mysql or redis is one click, sitting right next to your app. one dashboard, one bill. and the bill is small. plans start at about $5, for the whole stack and not per service. we're not asking you to drop vercel tomorrow. pick one project, the one with a backend, and deploy it on rimbra. compare the setup, the speed and the bill. we're launching soon. if you're tired of juggling platforms, reply or dm me with what you're building. early users will shape rimbra.