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Your production on AWS from one command, with ECS, RDS and ElastiCache declared as code, your settings in Secrets Manager and checked before every deploy. Railway stays the default, and a guide and a skill teach the kit any other host.
Read the update →Tell one person what needs them, from any module, under a bell on the web, in a tab on the phone, and by push or email as they choose. And PostHog as a second analytics provider, picked with one setting, with the same events.
Read the update →The web app, the mobile app, the marketing site and the emails share one design, light and dark. The assistant draws Markdown and keeps your conversations, on the web and the phone. `start-product` turns your idea into a plan, then a product built the kit's way, and `redesign` gives it your look everywhere at once.
Read the update →Six milestones in one release. Drizzle, Prisma or TypeORM; a job queue, realtime and rate limits on Redis; API keys; traces, metrics and error reports; product analytics; and every journey a customer takes, tested in a real browser.
Read the update →Include so many units of something in each plan every month, and charge for each one beyond, with Stripe or Polar. The AI assistant is metered per message as the example.
Read the update →Take payments with Polar instead of Stripe, as merchant of record, with sales tax and VAT handled for you. One setting, the same plans, the same feature gates.
Read the update →Every milestone has shipped and has been run against the real services. v1.0.0 is tagged, and founder pricing is still open.
Read the update →Build the mobile app with EAS from your machine or from GitHub Actions, and run the whole kit in Docker with one command.
Read the update →The Expo app now signs people in, switches workspaces, and has the assistant, the audit log and account screens, with native tabs and dark mode. Push and store builds are next.
Read the update →Where SaaS Stack stands today, what lands before v1, and how to follow along.
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