# CloudHike.dev > Postgres databases, S3-compatible storage, Redis, user auth and (coming soon) hosted apps, one click per project. Agents: start with https://cloudhike.dev/prompt.md to connect an app to a project. Every page below is plain Markdown. MCP server: https://cloudhike.dev/api/mcp (Streamable HTTP, Authorization: Bearer ). Setup: https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/mcp ## Docs - [Quick start](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/quick-start): Go from nothing to a running database and a connection string in about five minutes. - [Build with AI](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/build-with-ai): Connect an AI coding agent such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to your project with one prompt. - [MCP server](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/mcp): Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code and other AI editors to CloudHike.dev with the Model Context Protocol. - [Projects](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/projects): How projects, environments, services and the project tabs fit together. - [Postgres](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/postgres): A Postgres 16 database per project, with a built-in explorer, SQL editor and nightly backups. - [Auth](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/auth): Sign-up and login for your app's own users with email and password, GitHub or Google, as a simple HTTP API. - [Storage](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/storage): A private S3-compatible bucket per project, with a file browser and presigned URLs. - [Redis](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/redis): A Redis 7 instance per project for caching, queues, sessions and rate limiting. - [Email](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/email): Send transactional email from your app with one API call, from a CloudHike.dev address or your own domain. - [Background jobs](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/jobs): Run long API calls and AI workflows in the background. - [AI models](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/ai): One OpenAI-compatible API key for GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, Qwen and hundreds more models, with streaming. - [Function App (coming soon)](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/functions): Write a function in TypeScript, JavaScript or Python and get an HTTPS address for it, with your project's variables already set. - [Hosted apps (coming soon)](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/apps): Run a container from a Docker image, a GitHub repository, n8n or an empty service, at its own HTTPS address. - [Environment variables](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/environment): Every variable CloudHike.dev creates, how to copy them, and how to add your own. - [Connect to CloudHike](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/connect): Add a “Connect to CloudHike” button to your own platform. Your users sign in and click Allow; you get a token to create projects and deploy services for them. - [Plans, limits and billing](https://cloudhike.dev/docs/md/plans-and-billing): What Free, Pro and Scale include, how credits are spent, and what happens when they run out.