Open-source · No lock-in · TypeScript first

Stop setting up. Start building.

StackKit scaffolds a production-ready project with your chosen framework, database, and auth — fully wired and ready to run in under a minute.

terminal
$npx stackkit@latest create

Why developers use StackKit

Eliminate setup friction without giving up flexibility.

Up in under a minute

One command, a few prompts, and you have a fully-wired project ready to run. No more starting from scratch every time.

No lock-in

StackKit is a generator, not a framework. The code it writes uses standard libraries — you own every file with no runtime dependency.

Modular by design

Start minimal. Add a database or auth module later with a single command. StackKit only shows options compatible with your setup.

Production defaults

TypeScript strict mode, ESLint, documented .env variables, and git — all handled so your project is solid from commit one.

From zero to running in three steps

No reading required. Run the command and follow the prompts.

01

Scaffold your project

Choose your framework, database, and auth from a short interactive prompt.

$npx stackkit@latest create my-app
02

Configure environment

Every variable is already documented. Fill in your credentials and you're done.

$cp .env.example .env
03

Start building

Your app is running. Add more modules any time with stackkit add.

$npm run dev

Ready to skip the boilerplate?

Your next project is one command away.