How it works, plainly.

You tell a coding agent what to build. This page is what happens next — written for the person hiring the agent.

A backend that comes assembled.

Every app needs the same plumbing: a database, sign-in, email, payments, uploaded files, AI, and a domain. somewhere.tech provides that plumbing in one place, so your agent can focus on the screens, logic, and brand that make your product different.

You describe it. Your agent ships it.

1. Your agent creates the project. You describe what you want in the chat you already use.
2. You approve one sign-in. You open the approval link, check the code, and click Allow.
3. It builds, runs, and checks it. Your agent looks at the result in a real browser and fixes what it finds.
4. Your app is live. Your agent sends you the URL with the database, sign-in, files, email, and AI already connected.

When your app has users, changes can use a private preview with its own copy of the data. You ship the exact preview you reviewed.

Use the agent you already have.

ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other MCP-capable agents reach the same project and the same backend. Add Somewhere once, approve the sign-in, and keep building from the conversation.

See it built end-to-end.

emailsomewhere.com is a complete email product built on the same database, sign-in, email, AI, background work, and live-update capabilities.

Choose the database that fits.

Read the practical somewhere.tech vs Postgres comparison for current SQL behavior, integrated permissions, limits, portability, and where Neon fits.