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Everything here describes the product as it runs today. The questions and options below are read from the same catalogue the wizard asks from, so this page cannot drift ahead of what the generator actually offers.

Quickstart

  1. Create your account — email, or Google.
  2. Answer the ten questions. Each one narrows the next, so a combination that cannot build is never offered.
  3. Open the starter in your console and download the zip.
  4. Unpack it, then inside the folder:
  • pnpm install
  • pnpm test
  • pnpm dev

Use whichever package manager you answered with — the commands above are the pnpm spelling, and the generated README carries yours.

The questions

Ten questions, in order. Options that depend on an earlier answer — an ORM on the database, Neon Auth on Neon — appear only when that answer allows them.

01Framework

Which framework should it be built on?

Next.jsTanStack StartReact + Vite

02Components

What should the interface be built from?

shadcn/uiMantineChakra UIMUIHeroUITailwind only

03Database

Where should the data live?

NeonSupabasePlanetScaleTursoMongoDB

04ORM

How should it talk to the database?

DrizzlePrismaMongooseSupabase client

05Auth

How should people sign in?

Better AuthSupabase AuthNeon AuthClerkAuth0

06Billing

Should it come with billing wired up?

StripeNot yet

07Email

How should it send transactional email?

ResendMailgunBrevoNot yet

08Landing page

Should it come with a landing page?

EditorialNot yet

09Package manager

Which package manager do you use?

npmpnpmYarnBun

10Project

What should the repository be called?

Free text — lowercase letters, numbers and dashes.

Your allowance

Every account starts with 5 generations. The counter is spent when the starter is created and only moves one way — deleting a starter does not hand a generation back, because the work already happened.

Re-downloading a starter you already generated is always free.

What the zip contains

The whole repository, ready to push: the application wired to your answers, a spec file beside every module, strict TypeScript and Biome already configured, an .env.example listing every variable the app reads, and an AGENTS.md so an assistant opening the repo knows its shape.

The suite is green on the first run. If it is not, that is a bug in the generator — report it from the console and we will fix the template, not just your copy.

Deploying

Where it deploys is the one question the wizard does not ask, so no hosting config ships in the zip. The repo runs anywhere your framework runs: a Next.js starter deploys to Vercel or Netlify as-is, a TanStack Start starter deploys through Nitro to the same hosts, and a React + Vite starter is a static build any static host can serve.