Nov 15, 2025

Zoer Upgraded - The Most Production Ready Low Code Platform with DB, Stripe and Nano Banana AI in One Click

Introduction

Developers constantly search for tools that can turn an idea into a fully functional, monetizable product without juggling multiple services. Zoer (now upgraded) promises exactly that: a single platform that generates the database, backend, frontend, and deployment from a plain‑English description, while also offering built‑in AI image generation and payment processing. This article explores Zoer’s end‑to‑end workflow, focusing on a practical demo that creates an AI‑powered headshot generator with Nano Banana integration and Stripe payments.

What is Zoer?

Zoer is a low‑code environment that combines several best‑in‑class services into a cohesive, automated pipeline:

UI scaffolding similar to tools like Lovable
Managed PostgreSQL database (referred to as Zoer Database)
Serverless deployment powered by Netlify‑style hosting
AI integrations (e.g., Nano Banana for text‑to‑image and image‑to‑image)
Payment processing via Stripe

The platform is designed for rapid full‑stack development, emphasizing a database‑first approach that reduces the typical “UI‑first, API‑later” pitfalls.

Database‑First Architecture

Unlike many front‑end‑centric generators, Zoer starts by constructing the data model based on the developer’s natural‑language prompt. This sequence ensures that:

All required tables and relationships are created before any UI code is produced.
Data integrity and access patterns are baked into the application from day one.
Developers can inspect and modify the schema directly through the Zoer dashboard, simplifying debugging and future extensions.

Building an AI Headshot Generator – Step‑by‑Step Demo

The following walkthrough demonstrates how Zoer can build a complete AI headshot generation service in minutes.

Defining the App with Natural Language

Visit zoer.ai and enter a descriptive prompt, for example:

Create a web app called AI Profile Pro. Include user authentication, allow users to upload a photo, generate a professional headshot using the Nano Banana AI model, and integrate Stripe for credit‑based purchases.
Optionally attach UI mockups or screenshots; Zoer will analyze the design to match colors and layout without manual CSS tweaks.

Configuring Visibility and Integrations

Visibility: Choose Public (discoverable, remixable, appears in the Zoer Marketplace) or Private (restricted to the owner, requires a premium plan).
Integrations: Toggle the following:
- Authentication – automatically provisions the Zoer Database for secure storage.
- File Upload – enables users to submit images.
- Stripe Payments – activates a credit‑based payment flow.
- Nano Banana AI – configures both text‑to‑image and image‑to‑image capabilities.

Automatic Schema Generation

After confirming the settings, Zoer creates a PostgreSQL schema with tables such as:

users (authentication details)
user_uploads (original photos)
generated_images (AI‑produced headshots)
credits (track user purchase balance)

Developers can view and edit this schema directly from the Database tab in the Zoer dashboard.

Authentication and User Management

Zoer ships a ready‑to‑use O login component that supports:

Google OAuth
Email/password registration with email verification
Secure password‑reset flow (handled internally, no external email service required)

Admins can log in via Google or the Zoer account email; user records are manageable via the database panel for quick debugging.

AI Image Generation with Nano Banana

Zoer pre‑configures the Nano Banana integration, eliminating the need for API keys. Two modes are demonstrated:

Text‑to‑Image: Users enter a prompt such as “Generate a clean logo for Profile Pro, minimal layout, soft natural lighting, 4K high detail” and receive generated images, each consuming a credit.
Image‑to‑Image: Users upload their portrait and request a transformation, e.g., “Generate a professional headshot based on this image in a clean corporate style”. The result is displayed alongside the original for comparison.

All usage is automatically deducted from the user’s credit balance, tracked in the credits table.

Stripe Payment Integration

Open the Project Control Center → Integrations → Stripe Payments.
In Stripe’s dashboard (test mode), copy the Publishable Key and Secret Key into Zoer’s popup.
Retrieve the Webhook Endpoint URL generated by Zoer and add it as a new endpoint in Stripe’s Developers → Webhooks section.
Copy the Signing Secret from Stripe back into Zoer and save.

With these steps complete, the app’s pricing page redirects users to Stripe Checkout. Using Stripe’s test card numbers confirms that payments are processed and credits are awarded instantly.

Deploying and Managing the App

Once the build finishes, Zoer provides a live preview URL. The application is fully functional out of the box and can be accessed via the preview link or a custom domain (currently in beta). The platform also offers:

Direct access to the generated source code on paid plans (useful for self‑hosting or deeper customization).
Real‑time logs and deployment status.
Admin tools for user, credit, and content management.

Monetization and Marketplace

Developers can publish their finished apps or templates to the Zoer Marketplace:

Set a price and choose whether the listing is public or private.
Other users can purchase or remix the app directly from the marketplace.
Sales data and payout history are viewable in the My Apps section, with payouts handled through Stripe.

This creates a streamlined path from prototype to revenue without leaving the platform.

Strengths and Limitations

Strengths

Turnkey authentication with verification and password reset.
Database‑first workflow ensures a stable backend foundation.
Nano Banana AI integration provides both text‑to‑image and image‑to‑image generation without manual API handling.
Stripe integration supports test/live environments and automates credit management.
Full source code access (on paid tiers) enables extensibility and self‑hosting.

Limitations

Private projects require a premium subscription, which may be a barrier for hobbyists.
Custom domain support is still in beta, potentially affecting branding for production apps.
While the generated UI is functional, highly bespoke designs may still need manual refinement.

Conclusion

Zoer’s upgraded platform delivers a compelling solution for developers who want to move from concept to a market‑ready product in a single environment. By automating database creation, UI scaffolding, AI integration, and payment processing, it removes much of the friction traditionally associated with full‑stack development. Whether you’re building internal tools, client prototypes, or SaaS products, Zoer provides a fast, production‑ready foundation—especially valuable for projects that rely on AI‑generated media and credit‑based monetization.