A backend you assemble, not inherit.

Damat exists because backend teams keep rebuilding the same features — users, billing, queues, audit logs — inside frameworks that make those features hard to share. A monolithic framework hands you its opinions; a starter template hands you code you now own forever. Neither gives you a unit of reuse.

Damat's answer is the module: a self-contained package with its own models, service, config, and migrations, developed and tested on its own, then installed into an app with one command. The framework's job is composition — at startup it wires every installed module to your PostgreSQL database and your HTTP server and hands you one typed backend.

The whole project is developed in the open: one monorepo holding every package, its docs, and the registry index, released in lockstep so there is a single version to reason about.