Are you fine connecting separate tools for auth, payments, billing, taxes, and analytics? Or do you prefer one system handling most of it? Not just because setup takes time, but because every extra service means another dashboard, integration, and possible failure. Asking this cause I think builders should spend more time shipping the product, as long as the backend stays flexible and reliable. But this brings us to another question, when does convenience become lock-in?
It's 2026, and building an app has never been faster. But the moment you need authentication, payments, subscriptions, usage-based billing, customer data, and analytics, everything becomes complicated again.
You connect one tool for users, another for payments, another for product data, and then have to keep all of them in sync. This shouldn't be the part that slows builders down.
That's why we're building tiun. One backend for AI and SaaS builders that brings authentication, payments, customer data, and analytics into one system.
You can create different pricing models, charge based on usage, generate invoices, manage customers, and understand how people use your product without maintaining a fragmented stack.
