Building what runs a business takes more than code. Enter Pro is the AI-native platform that turns an idea into a working product. Plan, build, preview, launch, and scale apps, websites, and custom AI agents in one continuous workspace. Models, databases, authentication, hosting, payments, analytics, and localization are built in—so teams can ship software built for real business, not just prototypes.
@erkang Thanks for your question! Product managers are one of the audiences, but not just PMs. Restaurant owners, retail teams, and other business folks use it too — if you can describe what you need, you can build it.
@itskellysun Everything runs in your browser — no installs, works on mobile too. For developers who prefer the terminal, Enter Code runs locally as a CLI companion (same account, same credits). Best of both!
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How much control do developers retain over the underlying infrastucture when they need custom configurations or deeper integrations?
@bastienrenard Great question, Bastien. Enter manages hosting and runtime by default, but developers aren’t limited to the UI. Through Enter’s API and workspace API keys, you can operate project database tables and records, policies, secrets, storage, and Edge Functions. You can also import or sync code through GitHub and build custom backend integrations.
Permissions still apply, and the API key is an Enter API credential rather than a raw PostgreSQL login. We don’t expose server or VPC controls inside the hosted environment today. The model is managed infrastructure by default, with code and backend APIs available when developers need deeper control.
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I really like the continuous workspace concept. how seamlessly can you move from planning an idea to deploying the finished product?
@carter_garcia Thanks, Carter! That's the core idea — plan, build, preview, launch all in one continuous workspace. Plan Mode maps out the architecture for your sign-off, then one click ships it to a live URL — database, auth, and hosting included.
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What happens when the AI makes a change that breaks an existing feature? Is there an easy way to inspect and fix it?
@nadeem_iqbal4 Fair question — that's where the safety net comes in. Every change lands in version history with code diff, so you can inspect exactly what broke and roll back in one click. Plus one-click AutoFix for runtime errors — the Agent reads the logs and patches it. And for quick fixes, the Visual Editor lets you edit and annotate directly on the live preview — no code needed.
@rukhsar_amjad Fair challenge — that's the part we care about most. The production stack you'd normally stitch together from separate vendors — database, auth, payments, analytics, custom domains — is available right inside the platform. Proof it holds up long-term: our own CMS, forum run on Enter Pro, where non-engineers ship updates weekly.
@anthony_adams_ Both — you're in control! Switch models per task right in the picker (GPT, Claude, Gemini and more), or let Auto choose the best fit. Selections persist across chats, projects, and Agent Builder — one credit balance, no API keys to manage.
Interesting product. Is this for product managers?
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@erkang Thanks for your question! Product managers are one of the audiences, but not just PMs. Restaurant owners, retail teams, and other business folks use it too — if you can describe what you need, you can build it.
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this looks cool! is this a web app or a desktop app? or both?
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@itskellysun Everything runs in your browser — no installs, works on mobile too. For developers who prefer the terminal, Enter Code runs locally as a CLI companion (same account, same credits). Best of both!
How much control do developers retain over the underlying infrastucture when they need custom configurations or deeper integrations?
Enter Pro
@bastienrenard Great question, Bastien. Enter manages hosting and runtime by default, but developers aren’t limited to the UI. Through Enter’s API and workspace API keys, you can operate project database tables and records, policies, secrets, storage, and Edge Functions. You can also import or sync code through GitHub and build custom backend integrations.
Permissions still apply, and the API key is an Enter API credential rather than a raw PostgreSQL login. We don’t expose server or VPC controls inside the hosted environment today. The model is managed infrastructure by default, with code and backend APIs available when developers need deeper control.
I really like the continuous workspace concept. how seamlessly can you move from planning an idea to deploying the finished product?
Enter Pro
@carter_garcia Thanks, Carter! That's the core idea — plan, build, preview, launch all in one continuous workspace. Plan Mode maps out the architecture for your sign-off, then one click ships it to a live URL — database, auth, and hosting included.
What happens when the AI makes a change that breaks an existing feature? Is there an easy way to inspect and fix it?
Enter Pro
@nadeem_iqbal4 Fair question — that's where the safety net comes in. Every change lands in version history with code diff, so you can inspect exactly what broke and roll back in one click. Plus one-click AutoFix for runtime errors — the Agent reads the logs and patches it. And for quick fixes, the Visual Editor lets you edit and annotate directly on the live preview — no code needed.
Serand
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@rukhsar_amjad Fair challenge — that's the part we care about most. The production stack you'd normally stitch together from separate vendors — database, auth, payments, analytics, custom domains — is available right inside the platform. Proof it holds up long-term: our own CMS, forum run on Enter Pro, where non-engineers ship updates weekly.
Serand
Can teams switch between different AI models depending on the task, or is the model choice handled automatically?
Enter Pro
@anthony_adams_ Both — you're in control! Switch models per task right in the picker (GPT, Claude, Gemini and more), or let Auto choose the best fit. Selections persist across chats, projects, and Agent Builder — one credit balance, no API keys to manage.