Backend platform for mobile developers
Plan backend needs for Flutter, React Native, Swift and Kotlin in one place. Connect identity, data, media, notifications and monetization to your growth goals and budget.
What does your mobile app need?
Choose a need and explore its architecture, cost boundaries and launch steps.
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Auth and user management
Bring registration, sign-in, sessions and access rules into your application backend. Design identity around your needs without treating user count alone as server capacity.
Explore this needService planPush notification infrastructure
Connect Android and iOS notifications to campaigns, orders and messaging. Manage device tokens, delivery queues and consent preferences in your backend.
Explore this needService planRealtime data and chat
Plan WebSocket or SSE streams for chat, live order status and collaboration. Evaluate connections, message volume and channel authorization together.
Explore this needService planMobile uploads and media
Build secure upload flows for avatars, documents and user media. Plan ownership, size limits and download traffic alongside your data model.
Explore this needService planImage processing and optimization
Generate image sizes that fit mobile screens. Plan variants, cache keys and processing queues rather than downloading the original on every screen.
Explore this needService planServer functions and business logic
Move order, profile and application rules from devices into the backend. Define separate execution limits for HTTP endpoints and background jobs.
Explore this needService planOffline use and synchronization
Design an app that keeps working when connectivity drops. Define a synchronization contract for local data, pending actions and conflict resolution.
Explore this needService planRemote Config and feature flags
Manage mobile experiences without releasing a feature to everyone at once. Design versioned configuration for safe defaults, staged rollout and rollback.
Explore this needService planMobile product analytics
Create a small, consistent event dictionary for activation, conversion and retention. Avoid collecting unnecessary personal data while measuring product use.
Explore this needService planCrash and performance monitoring
Investigate mobile crashes, API errors and slow requests in one release context. Plan useful alerts and monitoring around issues that affect real users.
Explore this needService planIn-app purchases and subscriptions
Verify Apple and Google purchases in the backend. Manage entitlements without trusting a single client-provided premium flag.
Explore this needService planWebhooks and external integrations
Connect payment, store, CRM and order events to secure backend workflows. Design ingestion and queues so repeated calls cannot create duplicate effects.
Explore this needService planMobile search and filtering
Serve product, content and user search through controlled queries. Design pagination, indexes and visibility alongside the mobile experience.
Explore this needService planLocation and proximity queries
Prepare data models for nearby stores, deliveries and location-aware content. Manage sensitive location with consent, retention and access boundaries.
Explore this needService planEmail, SMS and OTP workflows
Manage account verification, password recovery and transactional messages from your backend. Plan delivery providers, abuse controls and delivery feedback separately.
Explore this needService planDeep links and app links
Open the right screen from shared products, invitations and notifications. Plan trusted domains and routing for iOS Universal Links and Android App Links.
Explore this needArchitecture guideReact Native backend
Complete a shared mobile codebase with REST APIs, databases and notifications. Whether you use Expo or bare React Native, keep secret keys in the backend.
Explore this needArchitecture guideiOS and Swift backend
Connect Swift and SwiftUI apps to controlled APIs and data flows. Include Sign in with Apple, APNs and Universal Links in your backend design.
Explore this needArchitecture guideAndroid and Kotlin backend
Design API, identity and background workflows for Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. Include connectivity loss and device lifecycle in backend contracts.
Explore this needComparisonFirebase alternative: plan your backend costs
If Firestore reads, Cloud Functions and file traffic dominate your bill, revisit the backend architecture. Compare a fixed resource budget with migration costs and the Firebase capabilities your app needs.
Explore this needComparisonSupabase alternative: your data, capacity and budget
You may like PostgreSQL while wanting closer control of project, compute and egress budgets. Compare a ready BaaS platform with the responsibilities of your own backend.
Explore this needGuideA phased migration from Firebase
Inventory billing and SDK dependencies, then pilot one API workflow. User identity, data modeling and rollback are separate migration tasks.
Explore this needGuideA phased migration from Supabase
Validate RLS, Auth, Storage and realtime dependencies while moving PostgreSQL. A database backup does not carry every behavior of a BaaS product.
Explore this needPlanning toolMobile backend cost planner
Enter your current bill and additional costs to compare planned Uygulama Cloud resource packages. The tool does not invent competitor prices or guarantee realized savings.
Explore this needGuideMobile backend launch checklist
Validate identity, data, device behavior and rollback before launch. Use this checklist for your app and the real provider you select.
Explore this needThe parts of a mobile backend
Start with identity and sessions. APIs enforce business rules; databases keep durable records, storage keeps files, and queues carry long jobs. Realtime and push solve different needs: live updates while the app is open versus platform notifications.
Budget from features and load
Do not choose fixed monthly resource plans from user count alone. Measure concurrent requests, queries, connections, media volume and jobs. Add external costs such as SMS, email, maps, store commissions and extra storage to the same budget.
Start in phases
Build core API and identity first, then media and notifications. A hybrid architecture can keep free tools that work well. These pages are architecture guides and planned service scopes; live customer allocation is not available.