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Full-Stack App Starter Kits

Not a boilerplate: one architecture, Go/Node, MUI/Tailwind

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DashForge-UI starter kits are complete, production-ready React applications - UI, REST API, database and auth included - that you buy once and own forever. Three kits available today: Booking (from $99), Registration (from $149) and Checkout (from $299).

Every kit is built on the same architecture and ships in two interchangeable backend editions (Node/Express or Go) and two styling tracks (MUI or Tailwind), so you pick your stack instead of adapting to someone else's. You get the full source code delivered through a private GitHub repo invite plus a zip: self-host it anywhere, no SaaS in your audit scope, no vendor lock-in, one-time price and no subscription. Each kit has a live interactive demo on its own subdomain.

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Features

  • Three complete applications, not UI templates: Booking, Registration, Checkout
  • Backend included: Node/Express or Go, MongoDB, REST API, JWT sessions
  • Auth built in: OTP signup, TOTP 2FA, password reset, role-based access control
  • Stripe wired end to end: pay-on-booking, SCA checkout, orders, admin dashboard
  • Timezone-correct, DST-safe availability engine with specialist picker (Booking Kit)
  • One architecture across every kit and stack: Go or Node, MUI or Tailwind
  • Live interactive demo for each kit on its own subdomain
  • Full source delivered via private GitHub repo invite plus zip, self-host anywhere
  • One-time price, Developer / Team / Extended license tiers, guaranteed bug fixes

Use Cases

  • Freelancers and agencies shipping a client MVP in days instead of weeks
  • Indie founders validating a SaaS without rebuilding auth, payments and RBAC
  • Teams that need self-hosted, auditable source instead of one more SaaS dependency
  • Booking-driven businesses: clinics, studios, consultants, coaches
  • Developers who want a real production React + Node/Go codebase to learn from and extend

Comments

Hi Fazier, I'm Ken. For the past year and a half I've been building React frontends for a European fintech, and every new project started the same way: rebuild auth, rebuild payments, rebuild roles, and only then start on the actual product. I turned that work into kits. They are not boilerplates. Each kit is a finished application - UI, REST API, MongoDB, auth - and every kit sits on the same architecture, so you choose your stack instead of inheriting mine: Node/Express or Go on the backend, MUI or Tailwind on the frontend. The source comes in a private GitHub repo, you self-host it and you keep it forever. One-time price, no subscription. Three kits so far - Booking, Registration and Checkout - each with a live demo you can click through before buying. This is my first launch and I would rather have hard feedback than upvotes: tell me what is missing, what you would never pay for, and which kit you would want next.

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Hi Fazier, I'm Ken. For the past year and a half I've been building React frontends for a European fintech, and every new project started the same way: rebuild auth, rebuild payments, rebuild roles, and only then start on the actual product. I turned that work into kits. They are not boilerplates. Each kit is a finished application - UI, REST API, MongoDB, auth - and every kit sits on the same architecture, so you choose your stack instead of inheriting mine: Node/Express or Go on the backend, MUI or Tailwind on the frontend. The source comes in a private GitHub repo, you self-host it and you keep it forever. One-time price, no subscription. Three kits so far - Booking, Registration and Checkout - each with a live demo you can click through before buying. This is my first launch and I would rather have hard feedback than upvotes: tell me what is missing, what you would never pay for, and which kit you would want next.