Ask anyone who has launched a product what took the longest, and the answer is rarely the product. It is everything around it: hosting from one company, a database from another, a domain from a registrar, email from an API provider, notifications from someone else. Each with its own dashboard, its own keys and its own bill.
One account, one dashboard, one bill
Rimbra puts the pieces in one place and makes them work together from the start. A project reads its database from a variable. It serves on a domain you bought in the same dashboard. It sends email from that same domain and messages users on WhatsApp, with one key for each and one bill for all of it.
What is live today
- Hosting from GitHub or a folder, with automatic HTTPS and no downtime between versions.
- Managed PostgreSQL, MySQL and Redis.
- Domains you can buy or bring, with DNS handled for you.
- Transactional email and broadcasts from your own domain.
- WhatsApp notifications from your own numbers.
Where we are going
Payments, object storage, serverless functions, mobile previews, website templates, video rendering, SMS and push, and a lot more are on the way, each landing in the same workspace. We want to power 10% of the internet in the next three years, and every product launched on Rimbra gets us closer.