Curious how it handles apps that need a lot of custom backend logic, like complex database schemas or third-party auth. Does it just scaffold the boilerplate and leave the heavy lifting to you, or can it actually generate and maintain the tricky parts end to end?

Every SaaS boilerplate comes with someone else’s opinions baked in their ORM, authentication, folder structure, deployment setup, and more. Before you build your product, you’re already deleting and rewriting code. Supaboot takes a different approach. Use a simple 9-step wizard to choose your preferred framework, database, ORM, authentication, payments, email provider, and more. SupaBoot then generates a production-ready GitHub repository that’s wired up, type-safe, and ready to run.. Product Hunt launch with 5 votes and 2 comments.

I built ForgeKit because I kept rebuilding the same SaaS foundation every time I started a new project. Authentication, payments, databases, dashboards, subscriptions, and deployment were taking weeks before I could even build the actual product. ForgeKit solves that by providing a production-ready AI SaaS boilerplate with everything already connected. It includes authentication, Stripe billing, Supabase, Prisma, PostgreSQL, team workspaces, an admin dashboard, a Claude-powered AI chat, an AI content generator, a prompt library, and much more. My goal was to create something I would actually use for my own projects—clean, scalable, easy to customize, and ready for production from day one. I’d love to hear your feedback! What features would you like to see added to make it even more useful?