Four-step lessons
Say it, see it, try it, take it home. Every lesson, same shape.
The backend that's already built into every Base44 app, explained in 12 bite-sized lessons.

A free, hands-on guide to Base44's backend. Twelve five-minute lessons, a live playground and a plain-English glossary. No code needed.
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Every Base44 app comes with a backend: a database, logins, security rules and server code. That's brilliant. It's also a wall of new words if you've never built a backend before.
Entities. Row-level security. Backend functions. Connectors. You can use Base44 for ages without knowing what any of them really do, right up until something breaks.
What's BaaS? teaches it by doing, in small bites, with nothing to install.
Short lessons, real code, zero setup.
There are 12 lessons, about five minutes each. Every one follows the same four steps: say it, see it, try it, take it home. You get the plain-English version, watch it happen, have a go, then leave with a prompt you can paste into the Base44 builder.
No code needed. The code is there underneath for when you get curious.
It covers the whole backend: entities, auth, row-level security, backend functions, integrations, automations, connectors and agents.
A few bits worth pointing at:
What's inside
Say it, see it, try it, take it home. Every lesson, same shape.
Hover a service and the code panel shows the real Base44 code for it.
Run a query against a demo app and get a receipt. You can't break anything.
The course as a row of switches. One flips on for every lesson you finish.
32 backend words on flip cards, with the long version when you want it.
Copy the whole course as Markdown for Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor.
It's live and free at whatsbaas.base44.app. Twelve lessons, no account, no code.
If you build on Base44 and "RLS" makes you nervous, start with lesson one. Five minutes from now, you'll get it.
Don't read about it. Run it.
Open any of them full size.
Row-level security, shown not told.
Twelve switches, pocket-sized.
Works on a phone too.
A version for your AI, too.
Backend words, in human.
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