Start here
From a paragraph to a deployed app
Describe what you want, review what came back, deploy. The whole loop, with the two review steps that decide whether it works.
Architecture
App generation
Solutions
Real applications, with the parts nobody demos.
Two tracks. Full-stack takes you from a paragraph to a deployed app; Custom goes deep on one hard problem at a time. Every guide has the architecture, the step-by-step build, an honest estimate — and what the approach will not do.
From a paragraph to a deployed app
The shortest path Supero has: a paragraph in, a running app out. This is what actually happens between those two points, and the two moments where five minutes of reading saves you a rebuild.
Full-stack solutions
Start to finish: describe it, generate it, connect your data, deploy it. Follow these in order if Supero is new to you.
Start here
The same app, built from your editor over MCP
Connect Claude Code, Cursor or Copilot to Supero and build without opening a dashboard — one session, start to deployed.
Architecture
MCP
Start here
Your team already has a database. Build the app on it.
Point Supero at PostgreSQL, MySQL or SQL Server, pick what it reads, and get a governed app over data that never moves.
Architecture
Connectors
Explorer
Adding payments, email and SMS to a generated app
Three integrations, no SDKs, no webhook receivers — and the UI that calls them is already there.
Architecture
Integrations
Explorer
Deploying: Supero Cloud, your AWS, or your GCP
Three targets, one bundle. What actually moves in each — and the check that tells you the deploy really worked.
Architecture
Deployment
Explorer
Give your app an AI agent over its own data
Every generated app already has one. It answers questions about your records, under the permissions of whoever is asking.
Architecture
AI Agent
Custom solutions
One hard problem per guide, in depth — lifecycle, governance, connectors, extension points. Assumes you have shipped something already.
Advanced
Agentic apps on your data, with your own LLM keys
Three ways an agent can reach Supero data — the built-in one, your code calling a model you pay for, and your own agent driving the platform over MCP.
Architecture
AI Agent
Advanced
Extending Supero: your own endpoints, your own logic, your own UI
A platform is only useful if you can leave it. Four escape hatches, and the order to reach for them in.
Architecture
Extensibility
Advanced
Order-to-cash: six vendors, no vendor SDKs
Cart, checkout, payment, inventory and the six vendors around them — wired as configuration instead of glue code.
Architecture
Integrations
Advanced
Telehealth scheduling, with notes the platform cannot read
Consent, identity, calendars and reminders — the integrations are the easy half. The interesting half is proving who can see what.
Architecture
Integrations
Advanced
A live ops console on the PostgreSQL you already run
Point Supero at a database you already run, and get a governed application over it — without copying a single row.
Architecture
Connectors
Advanced
A governed analytics portal over Snowflake and BigQuery
A self-serve portal on the warehouse — with the two things it will not give your application: access control it can enforce without a warehouse admin, and a spend ceiling on every query your users type.
Architecture
Connectors
Advanced
Multi-tenant B2B SaaS: isolation you can prove
A role model that survives contact with real customers — and a schema you can still change in month six.
Architecture
SaaS
Advanced
A field-service platform built from your AI editor over MCP
Point Claude Code, Cursor or Copilot at Supero and let it author, validate, gate and deploy the whole stack — inside your roles, against the live platform.
Architecture
MCP
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Use cases
The patterns teams build most, by industry — a shorter map than these guides.
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The platform
The five layers every guide here is built on, and what each one is verified to do.
Explore the platformBuild your version of any of these
Start from a prompt or point your own AI editor at Supero over MCP. Schemas, APIs, SDKs, services and a governed multi-tenant backend come with it.