Production SaaS starter kit with an AI framework that keeps AI-written code consistent
Production-grade TypeScript boilerplate with billing, auth, and scalable architecture built in
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
US
PT
Pricing model
Paid
Paid
Pricing
AI Framework: $99 (regular price $149, $50 off until Nov 1) one-time payment. Full Kit: $249 (regular price $399, $150 off until Nov 1) one-time payment. Both include full source code and lifetime updates.
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Key features
AI Framework with context routing and 14 scoped rules
24 AI agent skills and 10 agents for full SDLC
Quality gates with tests, type checks, and security scanning
In-app AI assistant with tool-calling and RAG
Authentication with Clerk and role-based access control
Stripe billing and subscription management
Multi-tenancy with PostgreSQL and Prisma
Terraform infrastructure-as-code for GCP
Living documentation that regenerates on commits
Billing engine with subscriptions, usage billing, pricing tiers, and multi-currency support
Stripe billing integration with idempotent webhook reconciliation
Role-based access control and multi-tenancy built in
BullMQ and AWS SQS queue adapters
Swappable provider adapters across full stack
GraphQL API with end-to-end code generation
Local Docker development parity with production
Observability with structured logging and metrics
Cursor rules and AI-ready documentation for code agents
What makes it different
One-time purchase with unlimited projects and lifetime updates, no per-seat fees
Full source code ownership with no runtime dependencies or SDK lock-in
Works with 7 AI coding tools including Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot
Designed for SaaS that pivots—modular architecture with stable contracts so changing pricing, billing providers, or infrastructure requires config changes, not rewrites
One-time purchase with lifetime usage rights; you own the code forever with no runtime licensing checks
Built by founder with 15 years of SaaS experience, including Billing Tech Lead at Loom through Atlassian acquisition
Powers the website you're reading—not a packaged side project; every abstraction earned its place the hard way