The first AI-native SaaS starter kit (Next.js + Elysia)
Starter kits break when you use AI. TurboStack fixes this. It's the first AI-Native SaaS Boilerplate designed for Cursor & Windsurf. We include strictcursorrules context files so your AI follows the architecture, not hallucinations. ⚡ The Stack: Next.js 16+ (App Router) ElysiaJS (on Bun Runtime) Turborepo & Prisma Better Auth & Polar.sh Get End-to-End Type Safety and a clean Monorepo that scales. 🚀 Launch Offer: $100 OFF for the first 50 users!
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Musa, the maker behind TurboStack. Like many of you, I've completely changed my workflow to code with AI (Cursor & Windsurf). It’s magical, but I noticed a huge problem: I would buy a standard Next.js starter kit, ask AI to "add a blog feature," and within 10 minutes, the clean architecture was gone. The AI would import backend code into the client, create duplicate components, and break type safety. I realized the problem wasn't the AI. It was the lack of Context. So
Hi, 👋 Congratulation with the launch! 🙌 It seems promising! ✨ I would love to see a live demo and a walkthrough video, when possible. 🙏 Good luck! ✌️
I’ve been using AI coding assistants heavily, and the “architecture drift” problem is very real. You start with a clean setup, ask for a couple of features, and suddenly the boundaries are blurred, types are leaking, and the structure turns into spaghetti. I love the idea of treating the starter not just as boilerplate, but as a blueprint with guardrails for AI. The .cursorrules and .windsurfrules approach makes so much sense — giving AI explicit architectural context instead of hoping it “guess
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