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The no-server startup: what changed in v1.3.0
From v1.2.0 (2026-10-20, 67c1d54f0) to v1.3.0 (2026-10-27, db67c5ce1), paragraph by paragraph.
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!shot ns-compare.webp | images/ | The usual SaaS andbeside the no-server product. On the left,product: the company sits in the line of every request, with its servers, its database, its AI key and its bill. On the right, the product isagainst a folder of files, and the user brings the AI key, the storage and the passkey.files. | comparison
17 unchanged paragraphs, under In short {#in-short}, What this is {#what}, The principles {#principles}
!shot ns-anywhere.webp | images/ | One folder, served from anywhere: a laptop with no network,laptop, a simple server, a container, GitHub Pages, Cloudflare or any cloud, a function that returns files, or a customer's isolated network. | architecture
4 unchanged paragraphs, under A worked example: an infographic studio {#example}
!shot ns-flow.webp | images/ | The infographic studio as eight steps, none through the company that built it.it: Sixsix work today;today, one has a cap on the user's own key works with a catch; and getting paid for bringing the provider a customer is missing.catch. | concept
19 unchanged paragraphs, under The gaps today {#gaps}, The stack {#stack}, How to build it {#build}
!shot ns-team.webp | images/ | How a founder builds it: agent sessions and synthetic users around one repository, a dev site and a main site, and the team hired in order, explorers, then villagers, then town planners.order. | concept
15 unchanged paragraphs, under How to charge for it {#model}, The MVP, in a vault {#mvp}, For somebody to build {#business}
!shot nv-plan.webp | images/ | The business plan in the vault: three businesses in one blueprint, packageswith packages, prices, ninety days and prices as hypotheses, go-to-market, ninety days, a calculator, risks as acceptances and open questions.risks. | screenshot
22 unchanged paragraphs, under For agents: the next steps {#next}, What this does not claim {#limits}, Where this comes from {#sources}