Show HN: Itura – Build and use database-backed apps in chat

I built Itura, a way to define an app in plain English and get a working application with its own secure database and an AI that enforces your rules. You then use the app through conversation (create/query/update data with role-based permissions).

How Itura differs from no-code/low-code:

- No drag-and-drop UI, no workflow builders. You write a plain-English spec; Itura generates the app and database.

- The final app is chat-native, not a form-based UI.

- Real RBAC + row-level security; every action respects roles and constraints.

How Itura differs from chatbots (e.g., ChatGPT):

- Itura creates a persistent, multi-user, role-aware application with its own database.

- The assistant is bound by your app’s schema, permissions, and constraints; it executes allowed CRUD operations instead of giving generic answers.

- End-users collaborate inside that app rather than a single general-purpose chat.

Example use cases:

- Lightweight CRM: log leads, notes, next steps; managers see team-wide views with RBAC.

- Applicant tracking: candidates, stages, feedback; hiring leads control access.

- Inventory/asset tracker: add items, update stock, audit changes; staff vs admin roles.

- Content pipeline: ideas → drafts → published; editors approve and schedule.

Try it: Open beta with a free tier; Pro is $20/mo. Feedback on the builder flow, permissions model, and ambiguous-query handling is very welcome.