SaaS with Feature Flags Stack
I used to deploy new features to all users and hope nothing broke. Now everything ships behind a flag — dark-launch to 1%, roll out to 10%, graduate to everyone with a kill switch always ready.
Public stack
End-to-end TypeScript from database schema to UI component — no REST boilerplate, no duplicated types, no schema drift between layers. The stack favored by TypeScript-first teams who hate runtime surprises.
Workflow stack
Type-safe API layer
Exposes backend procedures as fully typed functions the frontend calls directly — no OpenAPI schema, no code generation, no manual type syncing between client and server.
Open tool profileDatabase ORM
Lightweight, SQL-first ORM with a tiny bundle footprint — ideal for edge runtimes and serverless where Prisma's query engine adds significant overhead.
Open tool profileServerless Postgres
Managed PostgreSQL that scales to zero between requests and handles connection spikes without a separate pooler — built for serverless and edge environments.
Open tool profileSelf-hosted OAuth
Free, open-source authentication supporting 70+ OAuth providers with no vendor lock-in — stores sessions in your own database using Drizzle adapters.
Open tool profileStyling
Utility-first CSS with a tiny production bundle — avoids specificity conflicts and keeps styles co-located with components for easier maintenance.
Open tool profileDrizzle ORM is Apache-2.0 open source—$0 license; you pay Postgres/MySQL/SQLite hosting and Drizzle Studio or cloud extras only if you buy them (orm.drizzle.team, March 2026).
A serverless Postgres platform with database branching, autoscaling, and scale-to-zero for development and production workloads.
Open-source authentication library for JavaScript frameworks that you self-host, supporting OAuth, email, and credential providers.
Tailwind CSS is MIT—$0; Tailwind Plus (templates/UI kits) is a paid product on tailwindcss.com separate from the framework (March 2026).
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