Application blueprints

Start with the product shape.

Choose the outcome first, then use its stack as a reliable starting point in the interactive generator.

You keep the implementation.Each blueprint produces ordinary Next.js and TypeScript files. Nextron is not needed at runtime.

SaaS workspace

A protected product area with accounts, typed data access, billing, jobs, and room for domain features.

Best for multi-user products and internal tools.

DrizzleNeonBetter AuthtRPCDashboardStripeInngest

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AI workspace

Streaming chat, provider configuration, authenticated views, and a database boundary for conversations.

Best for copilots, research tools, and support products.

DrizzlePostgreSQLClerkAItRPCDashboard

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Billing portal

Authentication plus checkout, customer portal, and signed webhooks through a Merchant of Record.

Best for paid downloads and subscription products.

PrismaPostgreSQLNextAuthPolarInngest

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Typed API service

A lean App Router service with typed procedures, validated environment variables, and durable background work.

Best for service layers and product backends.

DrizzlePostgreSQLtRPCInngest

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Every app shares a clear contract.

The generated architecture stays consistent even when providers and capabilities change.

Thin routesApp Router files connect URLs to feature modules.

Typed boundariesProvider clients, schemas, and server code stay inside their feature.

Validated secretsSelected modules define the exact environment contract.

Safe extensionAdd modules later without overwriting existing destination files.

Choose for the next six months

Select the smallest blueprint that supports the product you expect to build next. A module is easy to add later, while unused infrastructure creates configuration and maintenance work immediately.

The blueprints are starting points, not locked architectures. Replace a provider, remove a module, or reorganize generated code whenever your product needs a different boundary.

Before you generate

Decide whether user accounts need a database-backed session model.
Choose Stripe when you want direct payment control or Polar when you want a Merchant of Record.
Add Inngest only when work must survive request timeouts or retry safely.
Keep the dashboard module for authenticated product surfaces, not public marketing pages.
Pick one AI provider initially. The generated server boundary gives you a clear place to expand.

Continue to Templates for exact generator selections or use the prompt builder to produce a stack-aware implementation brief.