Honestly, I just got sick of deleting code. Every time I installed a "SaaS Starter Kit" or downloaded a boilerplate, I would spend the first 48 hours stripping out stuff I didn't need. They always come with a blog, a newsletter, a waitlist, and five different payment gateways pre-installed. It felt like I was working backward. I wanted a tool that gave me exactly the stack I use (Next.js + Postgres), wired up and ready, without the 20 extra components I have to delete. How did the process evolve? At first, I tried to make it an "AI Architect" that wrote the whole backend from scratch. But I realized pretty quickly that AI code is often buggy or hallucinates imports. Developers don't want "magic" that breaks; they want a solid foundation they can trust. So I pivoted. Instead of generating random code, I focused on making it a reliable Configurator. You pick the pieces (like "add Stripe" or "add Docker"), and it assembles a verified, clean repo. The biggest last-minute change was realizing how annoying it is to set up Postgres on Windows, so I forced myself to build the auto-generated docker-compose feature. Now you can just run one command and the database actually works.

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Generate full stack boilder code with your configurations

Generate full stack boilder code with your configurations