Pylon — full-stack framework for coding agents

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Full-stack apps coding agents can ship.

One TypeScript model — schema, policies, server functions, typed clients — and Pylon wires in live sync, auth, storage, jobs, and one-binary deploy over SQLite or Postgres. You build the product, not the plumbing.

Give agents a system they can inspect.

Pylon keeps rules, commands, generated types, local data, and logs inside the workflow. Your agent can scaffold, run, debug, and deploy without guessing which console owns the next step.

Your app model stays in TypeScript.

Declare an entity and its access policy. Pylon creates the table, REST and realtime API, row-level checks, and typed React client. No resolvers, ORM layer, or separate backend service to keep in sync.

The backend pieces ship together.

Schema, sync, auth, functions, storage, search, jobs, rooms, and SSR share one schema and one runtime. Pick the pieces your app needs and ship them as one binary.

Deploy from GitHub or the CLI.

Connect GitHub

Install the Pylon Cloud GitHub App once. Pushes to the default branch deploy; pull requests get previews that disappear after merge.

  1. 1.Create a project and connect a repo.
  2. 2.git push origin main triggers a deploy.
  3. 3.Live at your-app.pyln.dev.

pylon deploy

Use the CLI for CI, locked-down environments, or a manual release. It reaches the same Cloud runtime as the GitHub flow.

my-app — pylon deploy

$ pylon login

$ pylon deploy

--target cloud

✓ Build · 12s

✓ Schema synced

✓ Cutover · 0 errors

→ https://acme.pyln.dev

Scale from one dashboard.

Every app sits behind a global edge network, with resize, replicas, regions, and storage a click away from where you deploy. No pre-provisioning. No per-seat pricing.

Pylon Cloud dashboard — project overview with deployments, machine status, and live metrics

Where you’ll push back.

You don’t hand your whole stack to a framework on faith. So here are the four questions we’d expect from you, answered straight — then open the repo and judge for yourself.

Pricing you can start with.

Start with one free project. Pro is $25 per org per month; heavier compute, replicas, and storage bill as usage.

Hobby

$0/ forever

One project for weekend builds and your first users.

  • 1 project, 1 organization
  • Shared 1 GB RAM · 3 GB volume
  • 100k requests / month
  • Single region, autostop on idle
  • SQLite, magic-link auth

Pro

$25/ org / month

Production apps with room to grow. Resize machines, add replicas, expand regions.

  • Unlimited projects per org
  • Resize up to 64 GB · 32 replicas / region · 500 GB volume
  • 5M requests / month included
  • Multi-region, always-warm
  • Custom domains, SSO, audit log, snapshots

Enterprise

Custom

Bespoke quotas, single-tenant, BYOC. For larger teams.

  • Custom quotas + dedicated infra
  • Single-tenant or BYOC (AWS, GCP)
  • Custom regions on request
  • SLA + on-call escalation
  • Migration assistance, security review

Pro is $25/org/month. Bigger machines, more replicas, and larger volumes are billed at the underlying compute rate for what you run. Or self-host the open-source framework anywhere — Pylon is one binary.

Create a Pylon app.

No card for Hobby. Connect GitHub or deploy from the CLI when you are ready.