Comparison · Vercel + Supabase

Croft vs Vercel + Supabase

Vercel and Supabase are excellent, and plenty of great software is built on them. But together they're a stack you assemble: hosting on one, database and auth on another, storage and backups to sort out, environment variables to wire up — and something (or someone) to build and maintain it all. Croft is the opposite bet: one platform where your AI builds the app and Croft runs it, with hosting, a database, sign-in, and backups already joined up.

Vercel + Supabase Croft
What it is Separate services you wire together — hosting, database, auth, storage One platform with all of it built in
Getting an app live Create projects, connect them, set env vars, configure auth, deploy Point your AI at your croft — it builds and deploys in one prompt
Login & security You set up and maintain auth and row-level rules per app Built into the platform, in front of every app — apps can't get it wrong
Who runs it You — upgrades, scaling, backups, and keeping it all glued together Croft — patches, backups, monitoring, all invisible
Pricing Usage-based on each service, and it can surprise you One flat price, and your own AI does the building
When you leave Your data and code are yours, spread across services A single export of code, database, and files that runs anywhere Docker does
Best when You're a developer building something large, public, or highly custom You want small, private apps without assembling and babysitting a stack

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What Croft actually is.

Croft is a home for the small apps you build with Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok. Your assistant writes the app; Croft runs it on your own private server — with a database, one login for the people you invite, HTTPS, and backups all handled. One flat price, bring your own AI, no lock-in.

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