Hey PH! 👋 I've been building software solo for years, and lately the hardest part of any new project isn't writing the code. It's picking the stack. With AI agents now able to scaffold almost anything, the number of "reasonable" choices exploded, and most stack advice online is just opinion, not evidence. Stack It Fast started as a simple idea: what if you could see the actual stacks behind 100+ real, shipped production apps, not marketing copy, but what teams genuinely used, plus the AGENTS.md rules, Cursor configs, and AI scaffolding they built around it? It began as a small feature idea for devsteps.net (a dev-education project I run), then grew into its own thing once I noticed I kept answering "what should I build this with?" the same way every time: pointing to a real example. Right now it's a free, browsable directory. Next up: an AI-guided survey that recommends a stack based on your project's actual constraints, pulled from the same real-project data. Built and shipped solo. Would love your feedback, especially on what stack details matter most to you when deciding.

STACK IT FAST

Real tech stacks from 100+ production projects, not opinions

Real tech stacks from 100+ production projects, not opinions