Template Empire: Next.js templates hardened by a multi-AI quality gate

Hey Product Hunt, Dan here, solo founder of Template Empire (Halbon Labs, UK). Quick story: I kept buying Next.js templates that looked incredible in the screenshots, then fell apart the moment I opened the repo. No tests, loose types, accessibility ignored, security bolted on at the end. I got tired of paying for someone's weekend project dressed up as a product. So I built the opposite. Template Empire is a marketplace of production-ready Next.js templates and UI kits where the review process is the product. Before anything can be sold, every release runs through: Deterministic gates: typecheck, lint, build, full test suite, OWASP scan, a four-run Lighthouse matrix, and a buyer simulation that does a clean install and uses the product like a real customer. A multi-AI review panel: 13 Claude specialists plus Codex and Gemini, each reviewing from a different angle. A finding raised by two or more auto-blocks at P0/P1. Human sign-off, with a signed Quality Gate Report PDF in every download so you can see exactly what was checked. So far that process has produced 8,000+ automated tests, caught and fixed 1000+ issues, and prevented 800+ known pitfalls, with zero P0/P1/P2 issues at release sign-off. What is live today: 8 named Empire UI kits with cinematic motion (GSAP, Motion, Lenis, Three.js), $149 lifetime 3 full-stack templates with auth, billing, admin, database, tests and Docker already wired, $199 lifetime Commercial use included, no subscription, no vendor lock-in, eject anytime Built on Next.js, TypeScript strict, Tailwind and Supabase. I would love your honest feedback, especially from anyone who ships on Next.js: what would you need to see in a quality report before you trusted a template enough to build a business on it? I will be here all day answering everything. Live demos and the full standards: templateempire.io/standards