Most SaaS boilerplates today have a hidden flaw: They lock you into a stack of expensive managed services.
Between Vercel Pro ($20/mo), a managed database like Supabase ($25/mo), and an auth provider like Clerk, you are looking at a recurring burn rate of over $50/month before you have acquired a single paying customer.
For a bootstrapped founder, that kills your runway. It forces you to monetize immediately or shut down.
Most SaaS boilerplates lock you into expensive managed services (Vercel, Supabase). Before you get your first customer, you are burning $50+/month.
The Boring SaaS Starter Kit is different. It is a complete Next.js 15 boilerplate architected to run on a single $5 VPS using Docker and SQLite.
Includes:
- Next.js 15 (App Router)
- SQLite (WAL mode) with Litestream backups
- Self-hosted Auth & Stripe Integration
- Production Docker Setup
Stop renting your stack. Own your infrastructure.
I've been working on RAG applications lately and the biggest issue I keep running into is trust. The models sound confident, but the facts are often slightly off, and manually checking logs is not sustainable.
So I built AgentAudit to solve this for my own projects.
It is a middleware API built with Node.js and TypeScript that sits between your LLM and the user. It uses PostgreSQL and pgvector to cross-reference the AI's response against your source documents in real-time. If the "Trust Score" is too low, it flags the response before it reaches the frontend.
Stop AI hallucinations. AgentAudit is a middleware API that acts as a semantic firewall for your agents. It intercepts LLM responses and verifies them against the source context in real-time. Catch silent failures before they reach your users. Built with TypeScript & pgvector.
