Interval lets you build web apps for tasks like managing accounts, moderating content, and editing database records. Just write business logic in your backend, Interval handles the rest.
Build internal tools in Node.js with zero frontend code
Interval lets you build web apps for tasks like managing accounts, moderating content, and editing database records. Just write business logic in your backend, Interval handles the rest.
Hey PH 👋 I'm one of the engineers building Interval. We let you build internal tools right in your app's codebase with zero frontend code. Some background: in our previous project we had ~65 CLI scripts for working with customer data. We liked these scripts. They were quick to write, type safe, and had access to all of our app's shared code. But over time, and with a mess of hardcoded values... they became scary to run! Even worse, we couldn't just hand off CLI scripts to support folks, so they
@alexarena Excellent tool! 🤩 Congrats on the launch.👍
@alexarena Congratulations on the launch.
Looks cool. Been looking for something like this for our backoffice. So far I been looking a forest admin and retool but this looks great. I will pass on to CTO colleague to see if it could be a good fit for us.
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