Auth, teams, roles, billing and security — the parts every SaaS needs and nobody wants to build twice. Clone the repo and start on the part that actually makes your product yours.
Every SaaS needs the same six systems before it can take a paying customer. Build them yourself and lose weeks — or start today with all six already done, tested and wired together.
Standard Next.js, Supabase and Stripe — wired the way a senior team would, not glued together with abandoned packages. Read the code in an afternoon and you'll understand all of it.
Multi-tenancy is enforced inside Postgres itself, not hoped for in your API code. Even a bug in a route you write can't leak one customer's data into another customer's account — the database blocks it before your code runs.
The moment someone signs up, they get a private workspace — no setup script, no manual step, nothing for you to wire up by hand.
Owners invite teammates, admins manage settings, members just get work done. The permission logic behind all of it is already written and wired to the database.
Invite links expire after 7 days, work once, and can’t be guessed or replayed — invite security you never have to think about.
Checkout, receipts, upgrades and failed-payment retries — the billing edge cases people usually discover the hard way, in production, are already handled.
Your login and sign-up pages are protected from brute-force attempts and spam sign-ups from day one — no extra service to configure.
Confirmation and invite emails are delivered reliably, and your sender reputation stays clean — you don’t have to think about deliverability.
Avatar uploads, account settings, and the small polish that makes a product feel finished — not a project.
A pre-written, editable privacy policy. Add your business name and email, and the legal basics are covered.
Plain SQL with full TypeScript types. Rename a column and the compiler shows you every place to fix it — no ORM standing between you and your database.
Selling to companies means answering security questions eventually — usually right when you're trying to close your first big deal. Get ahead of it now instead of scrambling later.
Someone actually reads through your code looking for common mistakes — not just an automated scanner with your name stamped on the report.
We check every package you depend on against known vulnerabilities, so you’re not shipping someone else’s bug without knowing it.
A second pair of eyes on your login, sessions and password resets — the exact spots where small mistakes turn into real breaches.
We look at how your API handles input, auth and errors, and flag the first things an attacker would try.
Your app gets checked against the standard list of common web vulnerabilities — the same list most auditors start from.
We double-check that one customer truly can’t reach another customer’s data, beyond what the database already enforces.
We verify that roles and permissions actually restrict what they’re supposed to — not just in the code comments.
A plain-English summary of where you stand on governance, risk and compliance — handy the first time a customer’s legal team asks.
What SOC 2 actually requires, mapped to what you already have and what’s still missing — before you pay an auditor to tell you.
The practical GDPR basics — data requests, deletion, consent — explained without the legal jargon.
A readiness checklist so an ISO 27001 conversation doesn’t catch you off guard.
The unglamorous months of plumbing — auth flows, webhook retries, permissions, transactional email — are already tested and shipping. You start at the part only you can build: your actual product.
Building a SaaS solo is lonely. Our Discord is other builders doing the same thing — not a ghost town.
Stuck on an RLS policy or a webhook bug? Ask people who’ve actually hit the same wall.
Post your progress, get real feedback, and find your first users before you launch.
See how people running real SaaS businesses actually made their decisions — not just theory.
Tell us which modules and features matter most, and we build those first.
Try new modules before they’re released to everyone else.
A live call, once a month, to ask questions directly — no ticket queue.
Row-level isolation on every table, roles that actually restrict access, and invitations that can’t be guessed — the parts that are easy to get subtly wrong are already done and tested.
Isolation lives inside Postgres itself, so a bug in your own code can’t leak one customer’s data into another customer’s account.
Checkout, customer portal and webhook handling — including the retries and out-of-order events people usually only discover after they’ve already launched.
Plain SQL with full TypeScript types. Rename a column and the compiler shows you every place to fix — no black box between you and Postgres.
Supabase auth with Google one-tap and magic links, plus rate-limited login and sign-up so brute-force and spam bots are handled from day one.
Standard Next.js, Supabase and Stripe, wired the way a senior team would — no abandoned wrappers, no magic to reverse-engineer at 2am.
These build on what already ships today — bigger versions of core features, plus entirely new ones. Everything below is coming soon; Enterprise Ready members get every one of them the moment it ships, at no extra cost.
Manage customers, leads and sales without building another dashboard.
Update your marketing site, blog and docs without touching code.
Everything you need for a multi-vendor or service marketplace.
Ship AI features without wiring together five different SDKs yourself.
See what your customers actually do, without bolting on a third-party tracker.
Usage-based billing and metering, for when flat subscriptions aren’t enough.
In-app and email notifications your users actually read.
Broadcast and drip campaigns, not just transactional email.
Custom, fine-grained permissions beyond owner, admin and member.
Seats, usage limits and audit logs for your bigger customers.
No subscriptions, no seat limits. Pay once, get added to the private repo, and keep the code — on every project you build, forever.
Start your next SaaS on a foundation that already handles security, billing and multi-tenancy — so you can spend your time on the part that makes your product yours.