Meet EasyBuild
Hey everyone đź‘‹
I’m one of the makers of EasyBuild.
Over the last year, we noticed a pattern with vibe coding and frontend-first building:
people write great product logic fast but secrets end up in the frontend because there’s no real execution boundary.
Not because developers don’t know better
but because writing and maintaining server code feels heavier than the problem they’re trying to solve.
EasyBuild lets you keep writing your frontend code as-is,
while turning sensitive calls into server-side execution without exposing keys, and without writing backend logic yourself.
Nothing leaks.
Nothing is magically rewritten.
Your code still behaves the same, it just executes safely.
Curious to hear from the community:
Have you ever shipped something knowing the API key “shouldn’t” be in the frontend — but shipped anyway?
What’s the smallest thing that usually forces you to introduce server code?
When does “I’ll secure this later” usually turn into technical debt?
We’re shaping EasyBuild around real usage, so honest feedback (including skepticism) is welcome.
Happy to dive into how the execution model works, security boundaries, or where EasyBuild doesn’t make sense.


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