Mick.Net
SaaS template|
Ship features faster, onboard customers instantly, and keep every workflow connected with an AI copilot baked into your product, support, and operations.
Powerful building blocks for product, GTM, support, admin, and customer workflows.
Chat with product knowledge, docs, tickets, and workflows in one place, backed by persistent threads and FastAPI streams.
Ask a question and surface the right specs, notes, tickets, and operational docs instantly.
OpenAPI contracts, schema-to-table mapping, and CRUD endpoints stay visible to builders.
Dual-layer RBAC, org roles, invitations, subscriptions, quotas, entitlements, and audit gates.
Server-side sorting, filtering, joins, drawer edits, soft deletes, and traceable table actions.
Complex relationships become inspectable surfaces for understanding product change impact.
Clear outcomes from using Mick.Net every day.
Async tables, filters, joins, and audit logging without rebuilding boilerplate.
Roles, subscriptions, quotas, and entitlements stay tied to one product contract.
Audit trails and soft deletes make every operational change explainable.
A connected workspace gives new users chat, tables, docs, and billing context quickly.
Next route ports keep leaning on FastAPI contracts instead of duplicated browser logic.
Teams can see how org, quota, billing, and data changes affect the workspace.
Upcoming features stay framed as migration commitments, not finished product claims.
Upload any document and chat with it once the file workflow contracts are ready.
Visible Playwright suites and smoke modes for fast route-migration feedback.
Keep shipping faster with curated docs and playbooks for product, GTM, support, and operations.
Getting started guides
Feature specs
Release templates
QA checklists
API reference
Auth and permissions
Integration playbooks
SDK samples
Incident response
Support playbooks
On-call and SLOs
Operational SOPs
Release notes
What's new feed
Planned work
Deprecations
The public Next pricing page already reads configured plans from FastAPI, so the landing page links to that live surface instead of duplicating billing logic.
Review plans publicly, then sign in to choose, change, or manage subscriptions through the authenticated Next billing page.
View plansTry Mick.Net through the Next frontend while Flask keeps serving the legacy surface during the migration.