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LaunchFa.st - Rapidly launch apps with Astro, Next.js & SvelteKit

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Launch your apps in hours with these Astro, Next.js and SvelteKit boilerplates 👇🏻 SEO, Analytics, Storage, Auth, Payments, and Email starter at your fingertips, in a click.

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Hey Launchers 👋 I've build a code marketplace for you to rapidly launch apps with Astro, SvelteKit & Next.js: - integrate Google OAuth 2.0, Login via Email & Pass - integrate Resend, SMTP2Go - setup Stripe, LemonSqueezy - SEO component for easy yet amazing SEO - and lots of other integrations: Would love to know your thoughts :) Rishi
Congrats on your launch!
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Thank you, Esus 🤍
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Appreciate your support 🙏🏻
This is what we're talking about! I am still a big fan of shitfa.st so I'll stick with that one for now but I love the competition!
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This was totally inspired from Marc,
Great idea with dedicated boilerplates for each popular framework and the bundle offering. Well polished product for developers. Supported. Good luck with the launch.
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Appreciate the kind words, Lucian 🤍
I see a lot of people launching these kinds of boilerplates recently. Good luck with yours. I saw it. It looks amazing. Congrats
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Thank you, Shahmir! They seem to work for now, so I'm just enjoying the flow ✨
Nice, can you in future add features to those projects using LaunchFa? Congrats
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Oh yes, totally, thanks for the amazing suggestion, will do!
Looks cool, congrats on the launch!
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Thank you, Mehrab!
Let's launch. Congrats!
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Oh yes, launch it right now 🚀
Congrats LaunchFa.st on your successful Producthunt launch! You're truly redefining the app development landscape. Next.js boilerplate is impressive, but have you considered incorporating a feature to suggest the optimal stack combination based on the complexity of an app? That would certainly sweeten an already delicious deal. Keep the innovation coming!
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Appreciate the detailed thought, Manmohit! Can you help me understand more of your perspective on what do you mean by optimal stack combination?
Congrats on the launch! Maybe add a comparison page showing how your package is better than the competition? I wonder if it supports more things than does 👀 I’m genuinely curious