What you get out of the box: Routes use a routes! macro with named routes, groups, route-model binding, and resource routing, all type-checked. The ORM supports 11 relation types, eager loading, soft deletes, scopes, observers, factories, and pagination. Auth ships with sessions, named guards, TOTP two-factor, email verification, password resets, policies, and gates. For async work, there are memory, Redis, and database-backed queues with batches, chains, retries, and durable #[workflow] steps that survive restarts. Realtime support includes typed WebSocket handlers, public/private/presence channels, SSE, and Web Push. The framework handles mail (SMTP, SES, Mailgun, Postmark, SendGrid, Resend), caching (Redis with tags and locks), file storage (S3 or local with a trait-based driver system), vector search (Qdrant, Pinecone, MariaDB), payments (Stripe and Paddle), feature flags, scheduling, observability, and idempotency. Frontend integration that actually works: Suprnova includes an Inertia bridge that generates TypeScript types directly from your Rust structs via suprnova generate-types. Change a field in Rust and your Svelte/React/Vue frontend won't compile until it catches up. No more prop drift. Supports Svelte 5, React 19, and Vue 3.5. Two starter kits get you moving fast. Nebula (Svelte 5) ships with registration, login, email verification, password reset, and profile management wired up. Pulsar (Vue 3.5) adds a marketing site, dashboard, Markdown docs pipeline, blog with RSS, member profiles, taxonomy, and role-based access. Why this exists: Rust web development has solid low-level libraries but building a full product still means wiring up dozens of crates yourself. Suprnova does that wiring so you can focus on what your app actually does. If you're a Laravel developer, your existing habits translate directly into typed Rust equivalents. If you're already in the Rust web ecosystem, Suprnova adds a productivity layer on top of what you know. Everything compiles to a single binary. No PHP-FPM, no opcache, no separate runtime. Deploy it wherever you run executables. The manual covers 100+ chapters. The framework is MIT-licensed and currently at v1.1.0. Production apps are already running on it, including projects built with Inertia SSR on both SQLite and PostgreSQL.

Suprnova

A Laravel-inspired web framework for Rust

A Laravel-inspired web framework for Rust