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Open source SaaS starter kit

+# Concept +The idea of Cascade starter kit is that it offers as little bloat as possible when it comes to technology choices. The only friction before fully working boilerplate on your `localhost:3000` is `.env` file with correct envorinmental variables. + +The expected setup time for all of the tools in the toolbox is ~2 hours if you are relaxed, and you will have a service that works locally in full scope meaning that you can: + +- be able to login with Google & Discord +- setup Lemon Squeezy webhooks & syncronise plans from Lemon Squeezy store with your database straight from admin management UI +- define the limits of the usage of the features based on remaining credits, and increase credit limits for subscribed users +- send welcome email to newly created users via Loops +- send slack notifications to yourselfs when new users sign up or pay for the subscription +- track bugs in Sentry with the IDs of the users connected to those +- track users in Posthog and identify them based on their ID +- see your business analytics with Plausible +- manage users in the table with SUPER_ADMIN permissions + # Tools Most of the tools selected for Cascade are open-source(OSS). Some of them are self-hosted(SH). All tools that are SaaS have generous free plans and should get you started without any additional costs.