I have a working API, but I can’t do frontend and I’m scared of implementing all of that myself. It feels like a very common problem, but I couldn’t find anything.
writen by Matthias Endler
hey Matthias Endler to be clear, you need a frontend for your already made backend?
writen by WBE User
like a react app that already has everything wired up so u can just add the endpoints to your BE?
writen by WBE User
you don’t need a frontend, right? you need just a landing page as the API is for other developers!?
writen by Wolfgang Gassler
so the service you are looking for solves this scenario? • I am a indie hacker and created a cool API for other devs or no code devs • I want to sell the access to the API • I need a landing page and a service to handle subscriptions for my developed API • the landing page, subscription (keys for API) handling should be done by the service
writen by Wolfgang Gassler
If you need the auth and db handled as well https://supabase.com/|https://supabase.com/ might be an option. Or https://firebase.google.com/|https://firebase.google.com/. Billing would be missing, though.
writen by Benedikt
I’m working on sth. like it right now but my time is limited so it will take quite a while until usable
writen by Benedikt
For UI there’s https://saas-ui.dev/ And then there was https://old.saasify.sh/ which seems to be what you were searching for… But it seems to be (partly) OSS by now: https://github.com/saasify-sh/saasify. Also quite interesting the story that lead to shutdown: https://transitivebullsh.it/11df7c7d573146518635ce904746f858
writen by Benedikt
Also I found in the past: https://devdojo.com/wave, https://saasbox.net/, https://bedrock.mxstbr.com/
writen by Benedikt
• Supabase looks nice. I tried it in the past, but it generates an API from a DB scheme and I already have an API. • Firebase is too limited. It’s mostly for frontend people that need a way to store data no? • Saas UI dev doesn’t have billing and the UI that I need will be quite simple to begin with. • Saasify would have been pretty close, yeah. The blog post is quite honest and sobering. • I tried Wave once but I couldn’t set it up with my own DB. Their docs weren’t working for me. Didn’t want to fully commit to them early on so I ditched them. They would have been very close to what I wanted. Maybe has to be a bit more opinionated and leave me less things to wire up myself. • The SaasBox landing page looks amazing. I’ll look into that.
writen by Matthias Endler
