SnackBase: Open-Source Python Backend for SaaS Compliance and Multi-Tenancy
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lalitgehani
Soft in all the wrong places. Take with a strong tea.
Summary
SnackBase is an open-source Python backend platform designed for SaaS applications, offering enterprise-grade compliance features for startups. It provides a collection-centric records API with automatic tenant scoping, SQL-compiled rules, immutable audit trails, and shared-table multi-tenancy. The platform enables developers to quickly build applications with built-in compliance features like rule enforcement, audit capture, and webhook triggering.
Key quotes
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rules enforced + audit captured + webhooks fired
Open-source Python backend with SQL-compiled rules, immutable audit trails, and shared-table multi-tenancy
Built for serious SaaS
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