Separate databases
Keep each project in its own SQLite database, with independent schemas, users, access rules, service keys, and backups.
Takhzeen
DATA & APPLICATIONS
A home for data. A place to build.
Host isolated SQLite databases, publish web applications, and build no-code interfaces from one backend. Each database has its own collections, application users, access rules, REST API, functions, and backups.
Explore Takhzeen ↓takhzeen.manhaj.dev▤ projectsSQLite
| id | name | type |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Something useful | web app |
| 02 | The next idea | database |
AN INTERFACE CONCEPT · BY MANHAJ
INSIDE TAKHZEEN
What you can do.
APIs and live data
Work with records through a namespaced REST API and realtime event stream. Define collection rules for who can read and change records.
Build without code
Use a drag-and-drop app builder with pages, forms, record lists, detail views, login, and containers. Bind interfaces to your database collections.
Publish your own frontend
Upload a static site bundle or push to a database’s Git repository. Serve an existing build or configure a build runner to build on push.
Functions and schedules
Extend your application with WebAssembly functions and scheduled jobs, alongside the built-in database and authentication services.
Manage it in one place
Use the integrated administration dashboard for collections, accounts, application settings, and hosting. The backend and dashboard run from one executable.
GETTING STARTED
From database to application.
- Create a database and define its collections and access rules.
- Build an interface with the no-code editor, upload a static app, or connect your Git repository.
- Publish the app and connect it to your database’s API, users, and functions.
Takhzeen hosts static frontends. Server-side application runtimes are not executed as uploaded sites; use its Functions capability for backend logic.
PART OF SOMETHING CONSIDERED
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