AwaitIO

What makes it different

AwaitIO turns async TypeScript functions into internal tools. Every await io.input shows a form in the browser and waits for the answer — refund an order, extend a trial, fix a user's account — so you can build a secure, self-hosted back office in minutes with zero frontend code and zero telemetry.

It runs on your own server and needs no database: install the package, initialise it, start your server. The UI is already done, a handful of components are ready to use, and you can add your own components as you go.

The idea comes from Interval, the back-office tool that shut down in 2023. Its maker had built his own layer on top of it and, after it closed, wrote AwaitIO from the ground up — not a fork — keeping the core idea that a back-office action should read like any API handler that can await input from a person.

AwaitIO is built by Petr Homoky, who has spent 15 years building systems and products, and launched on Product Hunt on 1 November 2026. The free and paid versions are the same software: free for up to 3 users, with company licences from $50 a month for 4–10 users.