Industry kits
3 kits live and deployable today, 18 more on the roadmap. Pick your vertical.
Builder
Toggle modules, pick a design, preview live, submit for delivery.
The three free cores
Free SaaS dashboard framework. Auth, teams, RBAC, command palette.
Free production business website with 4 industry presets.
Free backend infrastructure. Stripe Connect, webhooks, API keys, cron.
The checklists we build our own kits against
The failures that hurt worst are the ones you cannot see in your own testing: a tenant reading another tenant, a webhook firing twice, a boilerplate rotting under your product. These guides close those gaps.
Every one is drawn from real LaunchKits engineering, not a content mill. The preview is open and crawlable. One email unlocks the full guide and a Markdown copy to keep.
The Multi-Tenant RLS Security Checklist
The org-scoped Row Level Security pattern that keeps one tenant from reading another tenant, plus the four failure modes that quietly leak data across the wall.
The 12-Point Launch-Readiness Gate
The twelve backend checks that decide whether a launch holds under real traffic, drawn from shipped engineering: auth, RLS, webhooks, rate limits, error shape, email deliverability, and fulfillment retry.
The Boilerplate Rot Audit
A scoring rubric for judging whether a boilerplate or starter kit will still be maintainable in a year, before you build your product on top of it.
Own vs Rent: the 5-Year SaaS Infrastructure TCO Worksheet
A fill-in-the-blanks total-cost-of-ownership model for code-you-own versus a monthly SaaS subscription, including the labor cost that make-or-buy pitches usually hide.
Why give this away
Because the same standards are what make our kits worth owning. The org-scoped RLS, the atomic counters, the webhook idempotency in these guides ship in every LaunchKits module by default. If you would rather own that foundation than assemble it yourself, the cores are free and MIT licensed.