Open source · MIT · Alpha

Build the stack.
Own the product.

Stackiln turns a verified base and composable modules into a production-oriented Next.js product—then gets out of the way.

$ git clone https://github.com/Stackiln/stackiln.git

Verified against

Next.js 16React 19PostgreSQL 17PlaywrightDocker
A calmer foundation

Scaffolding that respects what happens next.

Most starters optimise for minute one. Stackiln is designed for the months after generation—when products diverge, teams customise, and safe change matters.

01

Compose deliberately

Presets resolve explicit modules with declared files, routes, tables, environment variables, dependencies, and conflicts.

02

Generate transactionally

Inspect a read-only plan first. Stackiln writes through a sibling stage and commits only after the product validates.

03

Own every line

The result is a standalone Next.js workspace. No generator runtime, private registry, or framework-shaped deployment lock-in.

stackiln — plan

Product: Acme
Preset: marketing
Modules: analytics, cms, email, legal, seo
Template and module files: 59
Dependencies: resend
No destination writes performed
Plan before mutation

See the product before Stackiln writes it.

The planner resolves dependencies, rejects collisions, and lists the exact output. Apply uses a sibling staging directory; managed-file hashes protect later customisation.

Understand the model →
Honest by default

Alpha, with a real quality gate.

AvailableMarketing + accounts
VerifiedDB · browser · container
In progressSaaS presets + upgrades
Read the public roadmap ↗

Start with a product you can keep.

Open source, permissively licensed, and built to leave you in control.