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TAAFT brings backend infrastructure to Cursor IDE through a visual interface that eliminates the need to code database schemas, authentication systems, or payment logic manually

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TAAFT brings backend infrastructure to Cursor IDE through a visual interface that eliminates the need to code database schemas, authentication systems, or payment logic manually. This system connects with a single prompt and translates backend complexity into drag-and-drop components, making the traditionally invisible backend layer visible and manageable for non-coders and developers alike.

The visual database designer lets users create tables, define columns, and establish relationships without writing SQL. Actionflows handle backend workflows and business logic through a flowchart-style builder where conditions, loops, and API calls get arranged visually rather than typed in code. The multi-modal AI agent builder supports RAG implementations and tool calls, allowing users to construct intelligent agents that can access external data sources and execute functions. Authentication and permissions come built-in, covering user signup, login, and role-based access without third-party services. Stripe integration handles both one-time payments and subscription billing directly within the system.

The Cursor integration works through Momen MCP and Cursor Rules, which provide the connection layer between the IDE and TAAFT's visual backend. Users can auto-generate Product Requirements Documents and data model instructions, streamlining the planning phase before building. Pre-built templates like Journey Planner offer starting points for common application patterns. Custom domains, white labelling, and SEO tools prepare apps for production deployment. SSO and multiple client support cater to B2B scenarios where users need to manage separate customer accounts.

The free plan provides full access to the visual builder but restricts output to preview mode only, meaning apps can't be published to custom domains. Users get one API endpoint, one Actionflow, and one AI agent to experiment with. Storage caps at 20 MB for databases and 200 MB for objects like images or files. The plan includes 1,000 automated Actionflow runs monthly and 100,000 AI points for agent operations. Server logs retain for just one day. Momen branding appears on all free-tier apps.

Basic tier runs $33 monthly when billed annually and removes the API, Actionflow, and AI agent limits entirely. Custom domains and white labelling become available, along with SEO capabilities. Storage increases to 200 MB for databases and 2 GB for objects. Actionflow runs jump to 10,000 per month and AI points to one million. One collaborator can join projects. Server logs retain for seven days. The plan still caps at five requests per second during peak traffic.

Pro tier costs $85 monthly with annual billing and adds payment integration, SSO, and multiple client management. Ten collaborators can work simultaneously. Performance improves to 25 requests per second at peak. Database storage reaches 1 GB and object storage 10 GB. Monthly limits expand to 50,000 Actionflow runs and five million AI points. Server logs retain for 30 days.

Enterprise pricing stays custom with dedicated support, adjustable resource limits, and multi-project support. Students and educators receive 50% discounts across paid plans.

This system targets solo founders building MVPs, non-technical founders who need backend infrastructure without hiring developers, and Cursor users who want visual management for their backend rather than maintaining it purely in code. The free plan's preview-only restriction means serious projects need at least the Basic tier to launch publicly. Basic's single-collaborator limit forces growing teams toward Pro. Payment features exclusively on Pro and above block monetization for Basic users. The visual approach trades some flexibility for accessibility, making it ideal for standard CRUD apps and AI-powered tools but potentially constraining for highly custom backend architectures.

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Can I publish my app with TAAFT's free plan?

The free plan restricts you to preview access only, which means you can build and test your application but can't publish it to a custom domain or make it publicly accessible. Your app stays locked in preview mode and displays Momen branding throughout. To actually launch an application that users can access through a real domain, you need at least the Basic plan at $33 monthly. This limitation makes the free tier suitable for learning the platform and prototyping ideas but not for production deployments or customer-facing applications.

How does TAAFT integrate with Cursor IDE?

TAAFT connects to Cursor IDE through Momen MCP and Cursor Rules, which establish the link between your code editor and the visual backend platform with what the company describes as 'just one prompt'. This integration lets you manage database schemas, authentication, workflows, and AI agents through TAAFT's visual interface while continuing to write frontend code in Cursor. The system can auto-generate Product Requirements Documents and data model instructions to streamline planning before you start building. This approach keeps backend logic visible and editable through drag-and-drop components rather than buried in code files that non-technical team members can't understand or modify.

What's included in TAAFT's AI agent builder?

The AI agent builder supports multi-modal capabilities with RAG implementations and tool calls, letting you construct agents that access external data sources and execute specific functions. Each plan tier includes different AI point allocations that govern usage: 100,000 points monthly on the free plan, one million on Basic, and five million on Pro. The free plan restricts you to building just one AI agent total, while Basic and Pro remove that limit entirely. The builder works visually like the rest of the platform, so you configure agent behavior through interface controls rather than coding prompt engineering and API integrations manually.

Does TAAFT support Stripe payments on all plans?

Stripe payment integration only becomes available starting with the Pro plan at $85 monthly, which means free and Basic tier users can't process transactions through their applications. The payment system handles both one-time charges and subscription billing models once unlocked. Basic plan users building monetized products face a hard blocker here since they can set up custom domains and white labelling but can't actually collect money from customers. This forces any project requiring payment processing to jump directly to Pro tier regardless of whether they need the other Pro features like SSO or ten collaborators.

How many team members can collaborate in TAAFT?

The free plan doesn't support collaborators at all, keeping projects limited to the single account holder. Basic tier allows exactly one collaborator to join your project alongside yourself, totaling two people who can work on the application. Pro tier expands this to ten collaborators working simultaneously on the same project. Enterprise plans offer fully customizable team sizes negotiated through custom pricing. Teams of three or more people get forced into the Pro tier at $85 monthly even if they don't need payment features or higher resource limits, since there's no middle ground between one collaborator and ten.

What are TAAFT's database and storage limits?

Database storage starts at 20 MB on the free plan, increases to 200 MB on Basic, and reaches 1 GB on Pro tier. Object storage for files like images follows a different scale: 200 MB free, 2 GB Basic, 10 GB Pro. These limits operate independently, so you could theoretically max out database space while having plenty of object storage remaining or vice versa. The 20 MB database limit on free tier constrains how much structured data your app can store, which might accommodate a few hundred user records with basic fields but would struggle with content-heavy applications or large product catalogs. Request throughput also scales with tier, capping at five requests per second on free and Basic plans before jumping to 25 RPS on Pro.

Who should use TAAFT instead of coding a custom backend?

TAAFT targets solo founders building MVPs without backend development skills, non-technical founders who need infrastructure without hiring developers, and Cursor users who prefer visual management over maintaining pure code. The platform works best for standard CRUD applications, AI-powered tools, and products following common patterns that fit the visual workflow system. Projects requiring highly custom backend architectures or unusual data flows might hit constraints since the visual approach trades flexibility for accessibility. Developers already comfortable writing Express servers and database migrations might not gain much unless they're specifically trying to make their backend manageable for non-technical co-founders or want to prototype faster than hand-coding allows.