04Next.js SaaS starterOpen source · MIT

ForgeStart

An open-source Next.js starter derived from architectural patterns developed for ForgeCRUD. It provides the identity, permission and infrastructure baseline for operational software, B2B applications and admin products.

01 / The problem

The problem

The first months of a new B2B application often rebuild the same foundation. ForgeStart shares that layer as a working and inspectable starting point.

02 / Who is it for?

Who is it for?

Teams and independent developers building products without rewriting identity, organizations, RBAC, audit and deployment foundations.

03 / Core capabilities

Core capabilities

  • Auth.js v5, organizations, invitations and resource/action RBAC
  • PostgreSQL, Drizzle, API keys, audit and security logs
  • Uploads, i18n, theming, Docker, health and test tooling
04 / Engineering approach

Engineering approach

A Next.js App Router, React, TypeScript, Auth.js v5, PostgreSQL and Drizzle foundation with Docker run profiles plus Vitest and Playwright verification.

  • Next.js 16
  • React 19
  • TypeScript
  • Auth.js
  • Drizzle
  • PostgreSQL
05 / Availability & license

Availability & license

Open source under the MIT license. Use it from GitHub or inspect the live demo.

06 / FAQ

Frequently asked

What is ForgeStart?

An open-source Next.js SaaS starter with auth, RBAC, organizations, audit, uploads and an admin shell.

Is it a finished product?

No. It is a comprehensive starting template intended to be adapted into a focused operational product.

What is the license?

It is MIT licensed and can be used in personal and commercial projects under those terms.