Ship fast, break at month six.
Backends built without multi-tenancy or centralized authorization look fine on day one, then break when the second customer needs isolated data.
AI agents and vibe-coding tools have changed the rules. Non-technical people can now build things that used to require an engineering team, and technical people ship in hours what used to take weeks. A Build-a-Thon is the afternoon your team finds out what that means for them.
Watch how a Build-a-Thon afternoon comes together: cross-functional teams pair with EOX Vantage engineers, put AI and vibe-coding tools to work, and turn everyday business ideas into working prototypes in a few hours. It is the quickest way to picture what the afternoon could look like for your own team before you schedule one.
There has never been a more exciting moment to be curious about what software can do. AI agents and vibe-coding tools have changed the rules, and every leader is asking the same question right now: what could this mean for us?
A TaruviBase Build-a-Thon is an afternoon to find out, with engineers next to your team who actually know what these tools can and cannot do. No jargon, no vendor pitch, just a genuinely good afternoon of building.



An honest framing of what AI and vibe-coding have actually become. No jargon. No vendor pitch.
The first "wait, you can do that?" moment of the day, built so non-technical and technical participants are nodding in the same places.
Our engineers float, help, and cheer. The best ideas often come from the people who never thought they could build anything.
What people built, what surprised them, and what they want to try next. Cross-functional rooms tend to surface the best ones.
Concrete next steps. The sandbox stays open. Open networking. No follow-up sales motion, promise.
TaruviBase means what your team dreams up today can actually run. The backend is already there: data, auth, storage, functions, and APIs, so a prototype from this afternoon has somewhere production-grade to live.
No vendor pitch during the day, and no follow-up sales motion afterward. Just a genuinely good afternoon for your people.
Direct reports of leadership, plus their in-the-weeds operators. Mixing technical and non-technical people is deliberate: it's where the most fun happens. Executive sponsor welcome to open the day.
Two senior engineers and one moderator, playful, patient, honest. The engineers lead the day and float between participants, candid about what AI and vibe-coding can and cannot do. The moderator listens, asks good questions, and helps your team articulate what they're discovering.
The reason a Build-a-Thon prototype can grow into a real product: TaruviBase is an enterprise backend-as-a-service platform from EOX Vantage, built for secure, multi-tenant SaaS from day one.
Backends built without multi-tenancy or centralized authorization look fine on day one, then break when the second customer needs isolated data.
Databases, API layers, auth, storage, workers. Hundreds of thousands in cost before a single user touches the product.
Define your data, write your logic, and ship. Security, multi-tenancy, and access control are built into the platform.
Relationships, full-text search, 20+ filter operators, version-controlled migrations.
Four auth strategies, plus policy-driven authorization defined once and enforced automatically.
Python on demand, scheduled jobs, database event triggers, webhooks for Zapier, n8n, and Make.
Bucket-based organization with public and private access and MIME type controls.
REST endpoints generated from your schemas, with Python and JS/TS client SDKs.
Cursor, Claude, Copilot, and Windsurf connect straight to your backend. No custom integration.
Authorization, row-level security, and tenant isolation are enforced at the platform level, not in code an agent has to remember to write. Every table and relationship carries human-readable context, so what the AI generates works from the start.
A few hours of actually playing with these tools changes that. People stop asking "should I be worried about this?" and start asking "what could we make with this?"
That shift, across 10–20 people, changes the energy of an entire organization. It's one of the most valuable things a leader can give their team right now, and it's also, genuinely, a lot of fun.
The two-page overview from the Build-a-Thon: what TaruviBase gives you on day one, the three paths to a production backend, and how the afternoon actually runs. Yours to keep and share.
Download the handout →We can typically be on-site within 2–3 weeks. The first step is a 30-minute call about your team, what you want them to discover, and how we can shape an afternoon that's both fun and meaningful.
No cost. No vendor pitch. Just a genuinely good afternoon for your people.
It is a free, hands-on afternoon where your team plays with AI and vibe-coding tools, hosted on-site by EOX Vantage engineers and powered by TaruviBase. Teams sandbox real ideas from their own work and see how fast a concept moves from idea to working prototype.
Yes. The cost is $0, with no vendor pitch and no follow-up sales motion. It is simply a good afternoon for your people.
It runs 3 to 4 hours, on-site at your office. We ask for a 3 to 4 hour calendar block, a conference room with screens, and reliable Wi-Fi.
Bring 10 to 20 people from across your business, mixing technical and non-technical roles like IT, Operations, Finance, Customer Service, Product, and Analytics. Mixing those roles is deliberate: it is where the most fun and the best ideas happen.
No. AI and vibe-coding tools let non-technical people build things that used to require an engineering team, and EOX Vantage engineers float between participants to help and cheer. Some of the best ideas come from people who never thought they could build anything.
No. There is no vendor pitch during the day and no follow-up sales motion afterward. It is an honest, hands-on afternoon to explore what AI and vibe-coding tools can and cannot do.