$75

FastPocket

FastPocket is a boilerplate / starter‑kit for building web apps using PocketBase (as backend/database) paired with a modern frontend (Astro + React +...

Stack:

Next.js

Price:$75

Updates:Lifetime

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FastPocket is a boilerplate / starter‑kit for building web apps using PocketBase (as backend/database) paired with a modern frontend (Astro + React + TailwindCSS + daisyUI). It aims to give you a working foundation including authentication, payment integration, UI components, and deployment templates so you can move fast from idea to working app. FastPocket bundles support for payment processing via Stripe (one‑time and recurring payments) and ensures that your Stripe products synchronize with PocketBase which helps if you’re building a monetized web service. It also comes with a component library + theming (TailwindCSS + daisyUI) and pre-built UI components / layout structures (buttons, modals, cards, etc.), enabling rapid UI setup without designing everything from scratch. In addition, FastPocket provides documentation and deployment templates (for hosting backend and frontend), which lowers friction when going live. FastPocket fits developers or small teams who want to: start a web‑app or SaaS quickly, avoid spending time wiring auth, payments, backend, frontend, and instead focus on building the “real” product logic or features. Because it uses PocketBase, it can be a lightweight yet functional backend for small to medium‑sized apps. It also works well if you appreciate having an integrated stack (backend + payments + frontend + UI) that plays nicely together ideal for prototypes, MVPs, or first versions of a product.

Last update of these information: 2/9/2025

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Features

Stripe

Authentication

Tailwind CSS

User Dashboard

SEO

Documentation

Emails

Landing Page

Subscriptions

Support

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Developer

Samuel Wyndham

SaaS Ready

Yes

Company Size

1-3

Financial Stage

Bootstrapped

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