Stop rebuilding auth
every single time.
Every SaaS needs auth, payments, email, and an admin panel. You've wired them up before. You know it takes two weeks. You know it's never the fun part.
AppName ships with all of it — production-ready, documented, and already talking to each other. Clone it and build what actually matters.
Sound familiar?
You've been here before.
Every developer who has started a SaaS has lost the first two weeks not building their product — but building the scaffolding around it. This boilerplate eliminates that entirely.
Day 3 debugging OAuth redirect URIs and still getting 400 errors
Google and GitHub OAuth working from the first npm run dev
Reading Stripe docs for the fourth time, still lost on webhooks
Polar checkout, webhook handler, and billing portal — already wired up
Stripe requires a registered business. You're an indie developer.
Polar accepts personal accounts globally. No business registration needed.
Hand-rolled email verification that breaks in every edge case
Verification, password reset, and subscription emails with React templates
Session checks copy-pasted across every page, half of them wrong
Layout-level auth guards on every route. One place to change, all pages protected.
No idea which users are on what plan or why they churned
Admin panel with user list, plan status, ban controls, and role management
Prisma binary adding 30MB to your serverless deployment bundle
Drizzle ORM — zero binary, tiny bundle, plain SQL migrations you can actually read
Writing the same billing cancel / resubscribe logic from memory again
Full subscription lifecycle handled: checkout, cancel, revoke, resubscribe, portal
Your idea was exciting. Two weeks of infrastructure later — not so much.
Start writing product features on day one. The scaffolding is already there.
What's included
Everything wired together
Not a collection of starter templates stitched together. Every service is integrated, tested, and talking to the others.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Questions buyers ask before purchasing. If yours is not here, reach out.
Ready to ship?
Your next project starts
on day one.
Stop burning the first two weeks on infrastructure you've built before. Buy the boilerplate, rename AppName to your product, and start writing features.