Frequently Asked Questions.
Find detailed answers regarding our developer starter kits, licensing, and technical architecture.
What do I receive after purchasing a starter kit?
Upon completion of your purchase, you receive immediate digital access to the full source code of the framework. This includes the backend services, frontend applications, and database schemas. You will also receive an invitation to our private repository (if applicable) and access to our comprehensive developer documentation.
Are the frameworks fully customizable?
Yes. Our frameworks are designed to be "unopinionated foundations." We provide the heavy lifting of the infrastructure, but the code is yours to modify. You can change the UI, extend the API endpoints, and integrate any third-party services required for your specific business logic.
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Do you provide detailed technical documentation?
Absolutely. Every starter kit comes with an extensive documentation suite. This covers environment setup, deployment instructions (Docker/AWS/Vercel), API architecture, and state management patterns. We aim for a "zero-to-running" experience in under 30 minutes.
Can the software be used for commercial projects?
Yes. Our products are specifically designed for commercial use. When you purchase a kit, you are granted a commercial license to build and launch one (1) revenue-generating project. For multi-tenant or agency use, please contact our team for enterprise licensing options.
Do you offer technical support for implementation?
We provide high-level technical support for issues related to the core framework and setup. While we do not provide full custom development as part of the purchase, our engineers are available to answer architectural questions and help resolve technical bugs found within the starter kit.
What is your tech stack focus?
We prioritize modern, scalable, and developer-friendly stacks. Most of our frameworks leverage TypeScript, React/Next.js for the frontend, and Node.js or Go for the backend, supported by PostgreSQL or MongoDB for data persistence.
Still have questions?
If you didn't find the answer you were looking for, or if you need to discuss a custom infrastructure requirement, our team is ready to help.