Next.js boilerplate built to make $$$Go from idea to income in record time. A modern boilerplate that saves you weeks of setup so you can spend time building features that actually make money.
Production-ready features that save you weeks of setup time
Built-in auth with Better Auth. Social logins, email verification, and session management ready to go.
Stripe and Polar integrations. Subscriptions, one-time payments, and webhooks configured.
Drizzle ORM with PostgreSQL. Migrations, relations, and type-safe queries out of the box.
Beautiful, accessible components built with Base UI. Dark mode, animations, and responsive design.
Analytics with PostHog. Track user behavior, conversions, and product insights out of the box.
Emails with Resend. Transactional emails, templates, and delivery tracking configured.
Launch faster, sell sooner, and grow without fighting setup pain
For learners, early builders & indie devs who love to experiment.
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Open source. Free forever
For founders & builders ready to ship real products and make money.
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Start your project today.
See what builders are saying about KyronHQ
"¡Awesome project! Create products or startups faster. ¡This open-source template has everything you need! $ git clone kyronhq"
"KyronHQ is a free alternative to ShipFast, designed to simplify and optimize your shipping process."
"I'm not even exaggerating - this saved me weeks of work. Instead of fighting errors and configs, I actually built features. It's the first time I've felt in control of the entire launch process."
Bong
Indie Builder
"I've used other Next.js starters but this one feels built by someone who's actually shipped. The little details - onboarding, SEO, dashboard flow - make it production-grade out of the box."
David Alejandro
Full-Stack Developer
"Bought it on a Friday night, had a live SaaS by Sunday. Everything just clicked - no roadblocks, no setup headaches."
Finn Sheng
SaaS Founder
"I was burned out from endless setup and half-working templates. This made me fall in love with building again. I opened my laptop, ran one command, and started designing instead of debugging."
Fabian Andres Parra Sanchez
Product Builder
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