I got tired of writing the same backend for every side project. So I built Crudly.

I'm a frontend dev. I build a lot of side projects — probably too many.

After the tenth time spinning up the same CRUD boilerplate just to store some data, I snapped. Every project needed the same thing: a few collections, some endpoints, basic auth. Nothing complex. But the setup cost was real — models, routes, deploy, repeat.

So I built Crudly. Define your schema, get a fully hosted REST API instantly. No backend code, no DevOps, no migrations.

What you get out of the box:

• Live endpoints at api.crudly.org/v1/<project>/<collection>

• Auto-generated docs that update with your schema

• In-browser API Playground — no Postman needed

• Real-time request logs

• Webhook support

• Admin UI for non-devs

• API key auth with revokable keys

It's live, it's free to start, and I'm actively building it.

Would love brutal feedback — what's missing, what's wrong with the positioning, why you'd pick Supabase instead. All of it.

👉 crudly.org