Next.js 16 · Rails 8.1 · PostgreSQL
Auth, Stripe subscriptions, CSV import, charts, and CI/CD — already wired up and tested. Pick your backend.
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In both templates
Google OAuth and email/password, with verification, password reset, change password, and account deletion.
Checkout and the billing portal wired up, gating a real feature end to end.
Upload a CSV, validate row by row, batch-insert with per-row error reporting.
Backend unit tests, Vitest, and a full Playwright e2e run — wired into CI, not an afterthought.
An example dashboard with aggregate metric cards and a monthly chart.
Theme-aware components throughout, no flash on load.
Terms of Service and Privacy Policy stubs, ready to fill in for your business.
Per-page metadata, sitemap, robots.txt, and Open Graph tags out of the box.
PostHog ready with one environment variable — pageviews plus conversion events on the CTAs.
Per-IP rate limiting and server-side pagination on the API.
Optional error monitoring and tracing across the frontend and backend.
A staging → production GitHub Actions pipeline, off until you opt in.
Same price, same frontend
Pick on how you want to write the backend. Everything above this line is identical in both.
Buy this if you want an explicit backend: typed queries with sqlc, a single binary, and no framework magic to unlearn.
| The only differences | Rails | Go |
|---|---|---|
| Admin panel | ✓ ActiveAdmin | — Not included |
| Backend | Rails 8.1 | Go 1.25 + chi |
| DB access | ActiveRecord | sqlc |
| Migrations | ActiveRecord | golang-migrate |
| Backend tests | RSpec | go test |
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