Introduction

The starter kit is packed with features to accelerate your development process. This is a concise summary. Each of these points can take anywhere from a couple of days to a month to develop from scratch.

• Monorepo: A clean Turborepo setup for scalable and efficient development.
• Authentication: Ready-to-use components for credentials, Google, Microsoft and Multi-Factor Authentication.
• Billing: Subscription management and a beautiful billing page using Stripe.
• Emails: Pre-configured mailers and email templates using React Email.
• Invitations: A fully implemented multi-organization invitation system.
• Dashboard: Pre-built pages for onboarding, multi-org selection, example pages (graphs, tables, details), account settings (profile, security, notifications) and organization settings (general, team, billing, developers).
• Marketing: Pre-built pages like landing, pricing, story, careers and more. MDX-based blog & doc pages using content collections for dynamic content management.

Audience

Whether you're building a small project or a large-scale application, the starter kit provides the tools and structure to help you succeed. It's ideal for the following groups:

• Solopreneurs: Launch and scale products quickly with a reliable, production-ready foundation.
• SaaS and AI Startups: Build scalable, secure applications with multi-tenancy, billing, and authentication.
• Internal Tools: Modernize tools with a flexible, maintainable foundation.
• Legacy System Modernization: Upgrade legacy systems with a future-proof tech stack.
• Web Agencies: Rapidly prototype fully functional applications to reduce time to market.
• Large Enterprises: Accelerate innovation with a solid foundation for enterprise-grade projects.

Philosophy

The starter kit is built with the following principles in mind:

• High Standards: Prioritize code quality, scalability and performance across all aspects of the project.
• Responsive Design: The application should work beautifully on all devices ranging from the smallest mobile screen to the widest desktop screen.
• Simplicity: Minimize unnecessary abstractions and indirection to keep the codebase approachable and maintainable.
• Modern Practices: Embrace the App Router and avoid relying on escape hatches like tRPC or Hono to ensure long-term maintainability.
• Focus: Tailored specifically for SaaS applications, ensuring the kit remains effective and relevant for its intended use case.