DooCloud - Write a spec → production backend.

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Write a spec. DooCloud builds the backend. Declare your schema, rules, and webhooks. DooCloud generates your full production backend, handles every migration with real-time impact preview, and deploys automatically. You approve changes. You own every line of code. No backend code. No migration files. No DevOps. Built on Doolang — a compiled, type-safe language purpose-built for APIs.

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Hi Hunters,


DooCloud is one thing: you declare a spec, it builds and deploys your entire production backend.


The part that's different: when you change your spec, DooCloud shows you the full impact before your database sees anything. Which tables. How many rows. What's breaking. You approve or discard. Nothing runs without your sign-off. I haven't seen that anywhere else.


Schema, auth, CRUD, custom handlers, webhooks, rate limiting, CORS, Docker, all generated from your spec. No backend code. No DevOps. You approve every deployment before anything runs.


You own every line of generated code. Your own GitHub repo. No lock-in. For solo founders and startup teams tired of backend setup eating their shipping momentum.


Try the playground without signing up, make a schema change and watch the impact preview fire.


Built this solo. I'm here all day. drop any question in the comments, I'll answer fast.

- I like the look of , and best of luck with todays Launch. I'm curious does DooCloud provide storage for the data defined in the schema? If so how much storage is included in each of your plans, and region wise where does the data reside?

 Thanks. And for storage and all honestly that I have not defined yet. In planned yet. It is still open. No cap, but I will take a look once I observe how all are using and interacting with Doocloud. But happy to take any suggestions.
Can as many platforms stand 512MB? Could be a good starting point for storage. Actually, the pricing plan needs proper showcase and configuration of which instance config, region and memory provisioning. its stlll to decide.