u/Safe_Entrepreneur_83

Hey all,

Yesterday I posted here asking for beta users for harbor0. Since then 115 of you have signed up, which is a lot more than I expected. Thank you, really. Every signup, bug report and email has been useful, and a lot of you took the time to tell me what you'd need before switching.

A few things came up again and again in the comments and emails, so here's what I'm working on next:

End-to-end encryption
This has been the most requested feature by far. Encryption will be opt-in per account. Once it's on, your files are encrypted on your device before they're uploaded, and harbor0 can't read them. I'm taking my time with the design, because getting encryption wrong is worse than not having it. I'll share more about how it works, including the tradeoffs, before it ships.

Two-factor authentication
You'll be able to add a second factor to your account sign-in. This one should come fairly soon.

WebDAV and rclone support (planned)
Lots of you asked to use harbor0 with tools you already have, like file managers, NAS boxes and backup scripts. WebDAV and rclone support are both planned. It's early, so I don't have dates yet. I'll post updates as it gets closer.

The Windows, iOS and Android apps are still in development too, and getting the Mac app notarised is on the list.

Please keep telling me what's confusing or broken. Reply here or email me at contact@harbor0.com I read everything.

Thanks again for giving a small, early project a chance.

Website: https://harbor0.com
Beta signup: https://app.harbor0.com/signup

For people building SaaS apps heavily with Cursor/Claude Code/Codex/Lovable/Bolt/etc:

What does your deployment stack look like once you want to turn the generated app into a real production product?

Generating the application itself is getting ridiculously fast.

I'm curious whether infrastructure is becoming the next bottleneck — setting up hosting, auth, database, storage, functions, secrets, background jobs, domains, logs, monitoring and everything else the application eventually needs.

I'm working on a hosting platform aimed at making that transition much simpler.

Before building too much, I'm trying to figure out whether people actually experience this problem.

If you've shipped an AI-assisted app:

• Where did deployment become difficult?
• Which infrastructure did you have to add manually?
• Did you feel comfortable with the resulting production setup?
• Which parts did you have to learn despite mostly wanting to work on the product?
• What are you currently hosting on?

And if there were a platform specifically designed to take these apps from code to a production-ready environment with the common infrastructure already handled, would you use it?

More importantly, would you pay for it rather than continuing to assemble the stack yourself?

Basically the title, I really don’t mean any disrespect here, Darjeeling is one of my favourite places, but looking at those pages that I mentioned, it really seems like all Siliguri has to offer is a close proximity to the nearby hill stations.
I’m genuinely confused.