Ship your product
not your backend

Pylo handles the boring backend work so your developers focus on what matters most - your product.

routes/api.ts
const CustomerSchema = new Schema({
  name: { type: String, required },
  email: { type: String, unique },
  active: { type: Boolean, default },
  orders: [{ type: ObjectId, ref }],
});

router.get('/customers', auth,
  async (req, res) => {
    const items = await Customer.find();
    res.json(items);
});

router.post('/customers', auth,
  validate, async (req, res) => {
    ...
});
Customer4 fields
nameText
emailEmail
activeBoolean
ordersRelation· has many Order
GraphQL · auto-generatedLIVE
query {
  customerList {
    data {
      name
      email
      active
      orders {
        data { amount, status }
      }
    }
  }
}

How it works

From data model to production in three steps. No boilerplate, no backend rewrites.

01

Define your data model

Build your schema with entities, fields, and relations. Pylo generates the CRUD backend from it: a GraphQL API, typesafe SDKs, search fields, and upsert behaviors.

02

Automate & integrate

Build visual workflows that trigger on data changes, schedules, or webhooks. Connect your email provider, CRM, payment system, or any other service. No glue code.

03

Bring your data in

Update records by hand in the admin panel, import millions of rows from CSV, or collect them from customers through forms. Everything lands in the same backend.

Features

Everything you'd build, already built

Pylo handles the infrastructure your business runs on: data models, automation, permissions, integrations. Your team stays on the product.

Custom data models

Define entities, fields, and relations that match your business instead of a fixed template. Every entity gets a GraphQL API with filtering, pagination, and mutations.

Order5 fields
idUUID
customerRelation
amountCurrency
statusRelation
created_atDateTime
Auto-generated APILIVE
QueryorderList
QueryorderById
MutationcreateOrder
MutationupdateOrder
MutationdeleteOrder

Typesafe SDKs

The SDKs are generated from your schema, so autocomplete knows your entities and a renamed field fails the build. Next.js and Node.

app.ts
const orders = await pylo.order.list({
  select: {
id
customer
amount
status
created_at
  }
});

Visual workflow builder

Automate business logic with if-this-then-that flows. Trigger on data changes, cron schedules, or webhooks. Add conditions, loops, and actions.

Trigger
Order createdDatabase event
Action
Update inventoryExecute action
Action
Send shipping notificationExecute action

Forms & data collection

Build forms that write straight into your data model. Each submission creates or updates a record, with no developer in the loop.

Update Contact
max@web.de
+49 170 1234567
Musterstr. 12, Berlin
Submit
Record updated
email: max@web.de(matched)phone: +49 170 1234567address: Musterstr. 12, Berlin

Import & export

Bring existing data in from CSV or JSON. Reusable import profiles map the fields once, then migrate in bulk instead of one record at a time.

contacts.csv
NameE-MailFirma
Max Müllermax@web.deAcme
Lisa Schmidtlisa@mail.deBolt
2,000 more rows
E-MailemailSearch value
Namename
Firmacompany
1,580 created422 updated

Integrations

Connect payment providers, shipping, accounting, or your CRM. Use webhooks, call their API, or let the external system push data in.

Pylo
Payment
Shipping
E-Commerce
Messaging
ERP
E-Mail

Document templates

Generate invoices and reports from your data. Define a template once, and Pylo fills it for every record that matches.

Invoice #2024-0847
{{date}}
PYLO
Bill to
{{customer.name}}
Product A
2x49,00€
Product B
1x129,00€
Total227,00€

Want the details?

The documentation covers the concepts, the GraphQL API, and the SDKs.

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