Appwrite Full-Stack MVP Stack
For builders who want backend primitives without stitching together five services. Auth, database, storage, and functions come from Appwrite while the frontend stays in a normal Next.js app.
My team ships a web app and an iOS/Android app from one repository. One backend query, one schema, one auth setup — a change to the data model instantly reflects everywhere.
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Web app
Sits in the same monorepo as the mobile app with shared TypeScript packages for business logic, validation schemas, and the API client — no duplication between platforms.
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TypeScript functions that power both web and mobile through a single client — no REST API to document, and live sync works across both platforms out of the box.
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One auth configuration that generates tokens for web, iOS, and Android. The React Native components match the web ones closely enough to feel like one product.
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Manages in-app purchases across App Store and Google Play with one SDK. Web subscriptions go through Stripe; RevenueCat's entitlement layer unifies them both.
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React Native platform for building, shipping, and updating mobile apps with streamlined native tooling.
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Reactive backend with a built in database, TypeScript functions, realtime sync, and vector search.
Authentication and user management platform for sign-in, sessions, and modern app identity.
Subscription platform for mobile apps with in-app purchases, entitlements, and analytics.
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I run five side projects on one DigitalOcean Droplet for $24 a month. This stack handles 80k monthly visitors combined and has taught me more about infrastructure than years of managed platforms ever did.
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