Build your startup and go live on Day Two. Not two months.
- Separate frontend and backend
- Ship on day 2
- User authentication
- App monitoring + CI / CD
We've spent 2 months building our own startup.
- 2 weeks to choose the right framework
- 2 weeks to set up AWS + Terraform
- 4 hours to set up emails
- 3 days to design user login flow and pages
- 2 hours to protect IP routes
- 2 days to set up CI / CD
- 1 day to set up reusable development environment
- 3 hours to configure DNS records + HTTPS
- 1 week to handling the right email provider
And learnt it the tough way.
Build on day one
Go live on Day Two.
What's included
DevboxVirtual environment for fast development
NestJSNodeJS framework for building APIs
SvelteKitPrecompiled frontend framework built ontop Vite and Svelte
PrismaORM for NodeJS and TypeScript
Tailwind CSSUtility-first CSS framework for rapid styling
DaisyUITailwind CSS plugin for quick styling
Postgres DBSQL database for storing user data
PostmarkTransactional email provider
StripeWebhook and payments integration acceptance with Stripe
SentryProduction error tracking
GrafanaApp monitoring and analytics
GitHub ActionsCI / CD pipeline
Dockerized deployContainerized deployment
Password authPrebuilt password user authentication
$ git clone daytwo-js <your-project-name-here>Go live faster. iterate earlier.
Spend your time building your startup, not integrating APIs.
DayTwo provides you with the boilerplate code you need to go live faster so you can start iterating your product earlier.
Here's a list of our features. Prebuilt.
Emails
- Send transactional emails
- Pregenerated email templates
- DNS setup to avoid spam bounces (DKIM, DMARC, SPF)
- SDK to send emails
Demo
Pricing
Standard
- Guide to launch in 2 hours
- NestJS boilerplate
- SvelteJS boilerplate
- Integrated password auth
- Components and animations
- Postmark emails
- Stripe payments
- CI / CD templates
- Postgres DB + Prisma migrations
- Sentry + Grafana monitoring
- Deployment guide
Early bird
- Guide to launch in 2 hours
- NestJS boilerplate
- SvelteJS boilerplate
- Integrated password auth
- Components and animations
- Postmark emails
- Stripe payments
- CI / CD templates
- Postgres DB + Prisma migrations
- Sentry + Grafana monitoring
- Deployment guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question? We'll be happy to get in touch!
1. The NestJS + SvelteKit starter with all you need to run password-based user logins, components, subscriptions and payments integration.
2. The comprehensive documentation to get you up and shipping in 3 hours.
3. A comprehensive guide by our seasoned sales professional co-founder, to write copy that sells.
4. One-on-one session with the creators to help you get started and answer any questions you may have.
5. Complete boilerplate and setup guide to launching monitoring + CI / CD deployments with Fly.io
Yes absolutely! You could use Mailgun instead of Postmark, MongoDB instead of Postgres, for example. Our founders have personally found our chosen stack to work and scale fastest for early startups and indie projects however.
Absolutely not! When you purchase "DayTwo.io", you purchase a suite of tools to help your startup succeed.
Our chosen choice of provider, Fly.io, lets you deploy your site at minimum cost (startup from $5 / mo.), giving you the flexibiliy to prototype your app and keep costs low.
"DayTwo.io" was built with "DayTwo.io". We ship actively, and get new updates in regularly.
No. We built our own authentication system. However, "DayTwo.io" can be easily integrated with any auth provider such as Auth0, Firebase, or Supabase.