Built by developers. For developers
REST APIs, standard formats, no vendor lock-in. Every Norcube product works the way you expect infrastructure to work — configure it once, integrate via API, forget about it.
No SDKs to learn. Just REST
pg_dump, not a proprietary format
Backup gives you standard pg_dump and mongodump archives compressed as gzip. Restore with your native database tools. No custom binary format, no vendor CLI required to read your own data.
Explore Backupi18n JSON, not a translation platform
LangSync exports translations as standard i18n JSON via REST API. Plug it into your build pipeline — React, Vue, Svelte, Next.js, whatever. No SDK dependency, just a GET request.
Explore LangSyncWebhooks, not polling
PulseCheck pushes alerts to your webhook endpoint with custom headers. Pipe it to Slack, PagerDuty, Discord, or your own internal tooling. Or just get an SMS at 3 AM.
Explore PulseCheckOne API call, a million domains
DomainRadar takes up to 1,000,000 domains in a single request. Results stream back as the pipeline resolves. No pagination, no rate-limit dance, no orchestration code.
Explore DomainRadarType-safe prompt functions
PromptHub generates typed SDK functions from your prompt templates. Go structs, TypeScript interfaces — compile-time safety for your AI prompts. No string concatenation, no runtime surprises. Coming soon.
Explore PromptHubAPI key auth, nothing else
Generate an API key from the dashboard. Pass it in the Authorization header. That is the entire auth flow. No OAuth dance, no JWT refresh tokens, no SDK initialization.
The developer experience we wanted
We are developers. We built Norcube for our own projects. These are the rules we follow because we hate it when other tools break them.
Standard formats or nothing
If there is a standard format, we use it. pg_dump, mongodump, i18n JSON, gzip, REST, API keys. Your data is never trapped in a format only our tools can read.
No surprise complexity
Add a data source. Set a schedule. Done. No YAML manifests, no Terraform providers, no 47-step onboarding wizard. If it takes more than 5 minutes, we failed.
The founder writes code
The person who decides what to build also writes the code that ships it. No product managers translating requirements, no design committees. We feel the pain and fix it.
Start building. Skip the infrastructure
Free tiers on every product. REST APIs from day one. The docs are good. The onboarding takes a minute.