For entrepreneurs and start-ups

Your coding agent hits its limit mid-task, and the work stops.

Backbuild Virtual Workers code on the agent accounts you already pay for, each in its own container, and every change waits for your review.

You
  • Kit Alvarez

Virtual Workers

  1. You hand the work to Kit Alvarez.
  2. Kit Alvarez works in GitHub, Secrets, Console, Tickets, SaaS Builder and Mail.
  3. Kit Alvarez brings the result back from GitHub.
  4. Kit Alvarez reports back to you.
  • Virtual Workers
  • Or do it yourself

On the web and the desktop app, with Miles on your phone.

Grow into a help desk your support worker answers, and SaaS Builder when you start selling.

01The problem

Your coding agent hits its weekly limit mid-task, and the work stops until the reset.

How Backbuild solves it

Keep the work moving across every account you pay for.

Link the coding agent accounts you already have. A developer worker moves to the next one when a limit hits, and holds back any task it cannot finish in time.

One task, several accounts, no stall.

You file the work and review the result.

  1. You file the change as a ticket.
  2. Your developer worker starts on it.
  3. A limit hits, so it moves to your next account.
  4. Nothing starts that cannot finish in time.
  5. You review the finished change.

The outcome

No more switching tools by hand.

Work moves to your next account instead of stopping halfway.

02The problem

An agent with access to your machine can destroy real data.

How Backbuild solves it

The worker codes on its own computer, not yours.

Each developer worker runs in its own container, away from your machine. Its sign-ins live in the vault, and pushing code waits for your review.

The outcome

Your own machine is never in reach.

Every push waits for a person to say yes.

A Virtual Worker’s permissions, with every action set to wait for a person’s review.

03The problem

Running several agents means juggling terminals and tabs to see what each one is doing.

How Backbuild solves it

Every worker in one view.

Each developer worker takes its own tickets in its own container. One console shows what every worker is doing, and you can watch any terminal live.

The outcome

No more hunting through tabs.

See which worker has which task at a glance.

Four Virtual Workers on a team roster, each with a name and a job title.

04The problem

Every new product starts with months of auth, billing, teams and permissions work.

How Backbuild solves it

Start with the plumbing already built.

SaaS Builder packages what you build, prices it, takes payments and onboards customers on your own domain. Your first weeks go to the product.

From idea to paying customers, minus the boilerplate.

You set the plans and prices.

  1. You set the plans and prices.
  2. Your developer worker packages the product.
  3. A customer signs up and pays.
  4. Their workspace is ready on your domain.

The outcome

Ship the idea, not the boilerplate.

Billing, tenants and onboarding are there on day one.

05The problem

Repetitive customer support eats the hours meant for building the product.

How Backbuild solves it

Answers drafted before you open the inbox.

Customer emails land in your help desk. A support worker reads each conversation and drafts the reply, and you send it.

The outcome

Your mornings go back to the product.

Customers still hear from a person who checked the answer.

The help desk, with a Virtual Worker named for each step a customer request goes through.

Put a Virtual Worker on your queue.

Join the design partner program and shape Backbuild with us, or create an account and hire your first worker today.