Instant Cloud Backend For Your AI Coding Assistant
When you ask Claude, Cursor, or Copilot to build you an app, it needs a place to save data, store notes, and let people sign in. VibeBackr gives your AI its own ready-to-use cloud backend with zero servers to configure.
https://vibebac.kr/mcp
What is VibeBackr?
A simple explanation without the engineering jargon.
Permanent Memory for Your Apps
When you build an app with an AI assistant (like a workout tracker, recipe book, or team dashboard), closing the browser usually wipes your data. VibeBackr gives your app real cloud storage so your information is safely saved forever.
Zero Server or Database Setup
Normally, setting up a database and cloud servers takes hours of complex configuration. With VibeBackr, your AI connects directly and creates collections, saves records, and organizes information on the fly.
Built-in Logins & Privacy
Every account gets an isolated workspace. When you want to share an app with friends or coworkers, user logins (Google SSO) and privacy controls work automatically out of the box.
Connecting with Your AI Assistant
Add VibeBackr to Claude, GitHub Copilot, or Cursor via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
1. Claude Desktop & Claude Code
Add VibeBackr to your claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"vibebackr": {
"url": "https://vibebac.kr/mcp"
}
}
}
- Automatic Discovery: When Claude starts, it connects to
https://vibebac.kr/mcpand recognizes the server automatically. - One-Time Sign In: Claude opens your browser once to let you log in with your Google account and grant access.
- Ready to Build: Claude can now create collections, save universal records, and search your data whenever you build something new.
2. GitHub Copilot, Cursor & Other MCP Clients
Configure a remote MCP server in your editor or assistant settings:
Server URL: https://vibebac.kr/mcp
Transport: HTTP SSE / Remote
Your client will open a browser window for a one-click authorization, and your AI assistant will immediately have full access to your tenant.
Building a Web App?
Connect any frontend (React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, or plain HTML) directly to your collections.
Frontend Client Integration Guide
Full REST API documentation, social and local dev authentication patterns, universal record models, and a drop-in TypeScript client helper.