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    I built a TALL stack SaaS boilerplate to scratch my own itch. Now it's free

    Ismaël FINNAOUI
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    Hey ProductHunt community, I've been frustrated with existing SaaS boilerplates for a while. Most seemed to either focus too much on admin panels or lacked key features I always ended up implementing myself. So I decided to build MVPable - a boilerplate that focuses on getting from idea to production quickly. It's built with the TALL stack (Laravel, Livewire, Alpine.js, Tailwind) and uses DaisyUI for styling. Some things it includes out of the box: User authentication Payment integration SSO and social logins Blog system Email notifications I'm making it accessible for free to support fellow creators in starting their projects. I'm launching officially next week here on ProductHunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/mvpable-free-complete-saas-boilerplate But you can already check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/ismaelfi/mvpable/ I'd love to hear your thoughts. What features do you find essential in a SaaS boilerplate? What would you change or add to MVPable? Looking forward to your insights and potentially collaborating to make this tool even better for indie hackers and small teams.

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    Yassine Nokry
    Sebora.ai
    the way I love it, minimalistic & Straight to the point. Good luck ✌
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    Atlas Reed Kingsley
    This looks like a solid boilerplate! I like that it includes essential features like user auth, payments, and notifications out of the box. Some other nice-to-haves could be built-in analytics, customizable theming, and maybe scaffolding for common SaaS pages like pricing tables and docs. Overall though, focusing on the core necessities to get an MVP launched is definitely the right approach. I'll be following the launch!
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    Ismaël FINNAOUI
    Sebora.ai
    @atlasreedkingsley Thank you so much for your support! 🙏 I focused on including only the essential components to provide users with the freedom to choose whether to integrate a custom landing page or use a CMS for static pages and blogs. I've incorporated some basic global analytics, including MRR, total revenue, users count, subscribers count, conversion rate , and churn rate. For theming, You can select from 32 themes provided by DaisyUI or create your custom theme to match your brand. Thank you for following the launch! 🚀 Your feedback is invaluable.
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