Every developer has that one painful week: you inherit a database with 30 tables, nobody documented them, and ChatGPT chat-by-chat isn't a docs system. So I built one.
Vizora1 turns any PostgreSQL/Supabase schema into living documentation — auto-docs, ERD diagrams, plain-English explanations, change tracking, a backend roadmap. Paste a schema, get a doc.
What I built
Production-grade from day one: 35+ features, 35+ Supabase migrations, CI with quality gates, Playwright E2E tests, Sentry, dark-mode-first design, Stripe billing fully wired (Checkout, webhooks, billing portal), and a real pricing table live (Free/$15/$49/$119).
No OpenAI API dependency — the AI features run self-hosted, so operating cost stays near zero. Infra: Vercel + Render + Supabase, render and free tiers. 10 beta users, 6 active.
Why sell it
I'm a solo founder, and I'm shifting focus to a new venture. Running Vizora1 half-attended doesn't respect it. It's 80% built, 20% distributed — the buyer's work is distribution, not development. Honestly — I'd rather hand it to someone with time to grow it than let it sit.
What's in the kit
Full source + Git history (GitHub)
All deployments (Vercel, Render)
Supabase project + 35+ migrations
Stripe wired end-to-end
Complete technical documentation + SEO plan
Demo:
Why I'm posting on dev.to: because dev.to is full of people who get this problem. You've lived the "undocumented database" nightmare. If you're interested in the project — reach out. If you're just curious how it's built, happy to share.
I'm selling it at $9,000 — a fair price for a finished asset, not a vapourware promise.
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