Directory of the most used boilerplates available
The product is a directory of all SaaS boilerplates available, with filters focusing on frontend and backend languages and technology
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Hi indie hackers, This year I learnt frontend development and during the "boilerplate mania", I created this little directory. I try to add as much as boilerplates I could find on the internet! As a backend dev, my main interest was to be able to filter boilerplates so I could find the frontend and backend technologies that fit my specific needs. I ended up creating an AI agent that 1) scraped all the existing directories, 2) scraped boilerplate websites again, and 3) here is the result! I hope it can help someone who needs to choose a boilerplate! Thank you for your support! 🫰
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Had no idea there were so many SaaS templates available. Nice little directory you got there!
I need this tool, thank you!
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I noticed that you don't have any projects using Nest.js. Is support for that framework on your roadmap?
so cool and a top productivity tool!
Heh, I wish I knew that existed, realized I needed a boilerpate kind of late and eventually built my own. If I started now I would probably use one to save time, and a directory with real reviews for all of them would definitely help. Congrats on your launch!
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Wow! Best things is that boilerplates from different frameworks are there. Do you have boilerplates for Astro as well?
Really useful launch! 🚀 Boilerplates can save weeks of setup time, but the problem has always been finding the right one for the stack you’re working on. Having everything filtered by frontend/backend language and tech is a game-changer. Would love to see community reviews or “real-world usage notes” added in the future — that way it’s not just a directory, but also a decision helper for people about to start building. Congrats on shipping this! 🙌