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Next-Forge

A monorepo template for building SaaS apps with Next.js, featuring authentication, billing, analytics, SEO, and a database ORM.

Introduction

Next-Forge is a production-grade Turborepo template designed for building SaaS applications using Next.js. It offers a comprehensive monorepo setup with a focus on developer experience and includes essential features out-of-the-box:

Key Features:

  • Monorepo Architecture: Organizes multiple applications and services within a single repository, promoting code sharing and maintainability.
  • Next.js Framework: Leverages the power of Next.js for server-side rendering, routing, and API development.
  • Authentication: Built-in authentication system for secure user management.
  • Billing: Integrated billing and payment processing capabilities.
  • Analytics: Pre-configured analytics tools for tracking user behavior and application performance.
  • SEO: Optimized for search engines with built-in SEO best practices.
  • Database ORM: Includes a type-safe database ORM for seamless data management.
  • React-based Email Templates: Create and preview email templates with a React-based email library.
  • Cross-platform API: Create an API microservice for many different apps.
  • Visual Database Editor: Use Prisma to generate a type-safe client for your database, and Prisma Studio to visualize and edit it.
  • Frontend Workshop: Built-in Storybook instance for creating reusable components and pages.
  • Modern Tooling: Utilizes a React-based framework with Rust-based tooling for a fast and efficient development process.

Use Cases:

  • Rapidly prototyping and launching new SaaS applications.
  • Building scalable and maintainable web applications.
  • Creating full-stack applications with a focus on developer experience.
  • Developing applications that require robust authentication, billing, and analytics features.

Next-Forge aims to provide a solid foundation for developers, allowing them to focus on building unique features rather than spending time on boilerplate setup.