1/ The full Astro, SvelteKit, or Next.js repo: auth, payments, database, email, storage, UI components, and API routes already wired.
2/ Step-by-step docs to configure your providers, customize the app, and deploy to production.
Astro lets you write in any reactive library - Vue, React, Preact, Svelte - while still server-side rendering the app and keeping your SEO intact.
SvelteKit gives you the same HTML-first authoring experience with the reactive Svelte component model.
Next.js makes it super easy to ship React apps and takes the complexity out of routing, SSR, data fetching and middleware - with sane defaults that let you launch quickly.
Yes. If you know HTML, React, Preact, Vue, Svelte or SolidJS - even mixed together - Astro supports it.
Unfortunately, no. Even though the integrations are decoupled from the front-end, you'd still need a working knowledge of React to make use of the Next.js template.
Yes. I'm fast at resolving any queries related to the LaunchFast codebase - DM me or email anytime.
Lemon Squeezy supports more than just Stripe and PayPal - Apple Pay, Google Pay, Alipay, WeChat Pay, Cash App Pay and ACH are all available.
Yes. Send the USD equivalent to
my PayPal, then email
contact@launchfa.st with your GitHub username and I'll grant repo access within a few hours.
No - it's a collection of standalone components and APIs built on top of the Web API. You can copy/paste sections (pricing, hero, FAQ), reuse buttons and other UI components, or pull endpoints from /api. Plus a killer SEO component written in bare HTML.
You can. The question is whether auth and Stripe webhooks are the best use of your next two weeks, or your product is.
No - all products are digital.
