How do you add login and a database to an app built with AI?
Why AI prototypes lose their data
A prototype generated in a chat often keeps its data in the browser, or nowhere at all. Close the tab or share it with someone else and the information is gone, or each person sees a different copy.
A real app keeps its data on a server, in a database that survives restarts, updates and new versions.
What you would normally have to set up
Doing it by hand means stitching together several pieces:
- An authentication service, with password resets and invites.
- A database, with its schema and access rules.
- The code that connects both to the app.
- Migrations every time the app’s data structure changes.
- Version history, so you can go back if a change goes wrong.
What Bunbird gives every app
Sign-in and team access with invites and roles, a managed database with persistent storage, and version history with one-request rollback. When you ask for a change, such as a new field or a new screen, the data moves with it.
