Follow two founders as a private prototype becomes a production product, then a company with customers, teammates, and real operating costs.
Northline has a mobile app, a web dashboard, and one week to learn whether the idea deserves a company. The founders create one organization and one project. Their private development environment is ready first; production waits, protected, until they decide the product is worth activating.
The team enables email OTP and magic links, approves its callback origins, and connects the browser client. A simple policy lets each person read their own profile and denies everything else. The first preview stays private while they iterate.
Northline connects its coding agent with a project-scoped token. The agent reads the contract, creates a migration, adds object uploads, and deploys a preview. It can move quickly without receiving raw database, storage, email, or infrastructure credentials.
The founders review one immutable deployment, connect their app and API domains, activate a plan, and promote. Auth follows the approved API host. TLS, routing, and release state stay visible in the console.
Northline spends its included credits first. The team sets early alerts and a hard project ceiling, then adds prepaid credits for launch week. Each managed AI request declares its maximum output and reserves the worst-case price before work begins.
More projects, queues, scheduled work, analytics, and email templates arrive behind the same SDK. Northline exports data, rotates keys, reviews its audit trail, rolls back deployments, and understands every charge without building an infrastructure operations team.