Base-K is live — Brazil's first sovereign BaaS, now on SaaS Hive
Just launched Base-K on SaaS Hive 🚀
Base-K is a Backend-as-a-Service built for indie developers who want to
ship without depending on foreign corporate infrastructure.
Auth, PostgreSQL database, file storage, realtime, and local AI — one
SDK, one platform, no lock-in.
What was hardest to get right: multi-tenant architecture that stays
affordable at every stage of growth.
Product page link: https://saashive.com (search Base-K)
For anyone who wants to try it — use code SAASHIVE for free lifetime
Founder Plan access (100 spots, first come first served).
What do most BaaS users wish they had that Firebase and Supabase don't
offer?
Comments (6)
Congrats on your launch, Jesus!
Thank you, Olga! Built by one person but thinking like a corporation.
Excited to be part of what you and Sergey are building here.
Congratulations on your launch, Jesus 🎊
Does Base-K use AWS, Azure or Google cloud? 🤔
Thanks Sergey! Base-K runs on Hetzner — European infrastructure —
though the architecture is cloud-agnostic and could run on any server
in the world.
The choice was deliberate: data sovereignty, predictable costs, and
no dependency on any single cloud provider.
Most platforms end up stitching together 4 or 5 different vendors just
to get auth, database, storage, email and realtime working. That
fragmentation has a cost — in complexity, in pricing unpredictability,
and in vendor risk. Base-K consolidates all of that into one SDK,
one bill, one decision.
The ceiling is much higher than what's visible today. Base-K is the
core of a larger ecosystem — a proprietary operating system
and an
identity platform that connects all products are on the way.
An interconnected flow, built by one person.
12 years of work, steadily compounding — and the emergence of AI
expanded what was already being built in kriptacorp, my company.
Very interesting. I've never heard of Hetzner before. Looking forward to learn more about Base-K 👍🏻
Hetzner is "Europe's best kept secret" — and that's exactly the point.
Most developers never consider it because they default to the big three.
But the real story isn't Hetzner specifically — it's that Base-K is
cloud-agnostic by architecture. It runs on Hetzner today, but it can
run on any server in the world — including a developer's own hardware.
A basement server. A $5 VPS. Any machine running Linux. You decide
where your data lives.
That's the part most BaaS platforms miss: a solo dev in Brazil, Nigeria,
India, or Portugal — anywhere AWS is too expensive and Firebase scales
to unaffordable — can now build with corporate-grade infrastructure
on hardware they already own. The playing field changes.
The dev negotiates directly with their own server.
Happy to go deeper anytime.
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