Auth · Billing · Per-user SQLite: ship features, not infrastructure

Your SaaS, production-ready from day one

Warpkit gives you OTP auth, Stripe billing, and a per-user SQLite database so you can focus on building your product: not the plumbing.

Built withBunTanStack Startshadcn/uiStripeSQLite

Not a demo , this stack runs real, live products

80% of SaaS projects fail because founders run out of time before launch

Auth, billing, email, database: you spend weeks on plumbing before writing a single line of product logic.

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Weeks building auth & billing

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Burned out before launch

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Project abandoned

Stop reinventing the wheel

Without Warpkit

  • Spend days wiring auth from scratch
  • Copy-paste Stripe webhook code from docs
  • Debug concurrent SQLite write errors
  • Ship week 6 instead of day 1

With Warpkit

  • OTP auth ready in 5 minutes
  • Stripe billing + webhooks pre-wired
  • Per-user SQLite with write locks built in
  • Deploy on day 1, build features on day 2

Everything you need to ship

Stop rebuilding auth and billing for every project. Start with a solid foundation and build the thing only you can build.

OTP Auth + Multi-session

Passwordless login via email OTP. Users stay signed in across devices with multi-session support built in.

Stripe billing, done right

Checkout, customer portal, and webhook handling. One boolean: hasAccess: tells you everything you need.

Per-user SQLite

Every user gets their own isolated SQLite database. No shared schema, no cross-user leaks, no complex row-level security.

Background jobs

SQLite-backed queue with retries, dead-letter handling, and graceful shutdown. Survives server restarts.

Admin panel

User management, impersonation, and access control at /dashboard/admin, guarded and audit-logged.

Typed error handling

Every server function returns Result<T>, not a thrown exception. Errors are values you check, not surprises you catch.

TanStack Start

Full-stack React with server functions, file-based routing, and TanStack Query. The modern way to build.

GDPR export + deletion

Durable, crash-safe account deletion and full data export, built in, not bolted on later.

Blog + MDX

Content collections with MDX support. Write posts in Markdown, get a fast statically-rendered blog.

29+ hours of things that are easy to get wrong

Not just wiring , the parts that take real hours to get right: race conditions, replay safety, crash-safe state machines.

4 hrs

Passwordless auth

OTP + magic link, rate limiting, disposable-email gating

4 hrs

Stripe billing

Checkout, portal, webhook replay-safety on redelivery

5 hrs

Per-user SQLite

Write-lock serialization, migrations, no SQLITE_BUSY races

4 hrs

Background jobs

Retries, dead-letter queue, graceful shutdown, stale-job recovery

3 hrs

Admin panel

Impersonation guard, audit trail, promotion flow

4 hrs

GDPR deletion + export

Durable multi-step state machine, crash-safe resume

3 hrs

Typed error handling

Result<T> across every server function, nothing to try/catch

2 hrs

Security headers + rate limiting

CSP, X-Frame-Options, IP-keyed limiter on every auth endpoint

Built for how you actually ship in 2026

A checked-in CLAUDE.md and six real Claude Code skills, not a marketing claim. Your AI assistant reads actual conventions on day one, not a wiki it ignores. Works just as well with Cursor, Windsurf, and GitHub Copilot.

/codingserver functions, feature structure, gate ordering
/architecturewhere things live and why
/testingreal SQLite, no DB mocks
/convention-auditfull codebase check against the rules
/commit-messageConventional Commits, Seven Rules
/commandsCI, dev server, DB, lint

Don't take our word for it , every page under /docs on this site is rendered straight from the `docs/` folder in the repo you clone. Same files, same context, no separate marketing copy to drift out of sync.

Daniel Chavez (bitclaw)

Built by an engineer who ships production code

I'm Daniel, known online as bitclaw. 17 years building production systems for U.S. companies, remote. Currently leading a team of engineers taking a monolith to microservices. Warpkit is the stack I actually reach for , it's what runs RunMist and WeatherDestination too , backed by the same CI discipline I'd want on a team I'm responsible for: hundreds of tests, boot-smoke checks, and convention audits, not just a README.

Simple, transparent pricing

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Everything you need to launch your SaaS. One-time purchase, lifetime access.

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  • Per-user SQLite, every user isolated, no row locks
  • Stripe billing, subscriptions, one-time, credits top-up
  • Passwordless auth, OTP, magic link, Google, GitHub
  • LLM-ready, CLAUDE.md, 78 docs, 7 CI checks catch bugs
  • Background jobs, SQLite queue survives restarts, dead-letter
  • Every server fn returns Result<T>, never throws
  • Admin panel, user management, impersonation, audit log
  • CI pipeline, typecheck, test, lint, boot smoke in 90s
  • Domain events, typed event bus, webhook-replay-safe
  • Rate limiting, IP-based plus per-user DB-backed
  • GDPR, data export, account deletion state machine
  • TanStack Start + Router + Query + React SSR
  • 19 features, 61 tests, 78 docs files, all included
  • Lifetime updates
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