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LocalForge Next.js 16 · TypeScript · Supabase

Your Stack.
Local. Typed. Ship-ready.

LocalForge is your pre-configured Next.js 16 starter with TypeScript strict mode, Tailwind CSS v4, Supabase backend and a full CI/CD pipeline — ship-ready from your first commit.

Open app

Open-source. Fully typed. Deploy-ready.

Many projects lose valuable development time
on boilerplate setup

These three figures show why a solid, pre-configured dev stack matters: how much time goes into boilerplate, what percentage of developers name infrastructure as their main friction, and how fast the first deploy is with LocalForge.

0 hours average setup time for Next.js + TypeScript + Supabase + CI/CD from scratch
0 name boilerplate as the biggest hurdle when starting new full-stack projects, according to developer surveys
under 0 minutes to first deploy with LocalForge after git clone, npm install and configuring .env.local

Why LocalForge

Four clear advantages for developers who want to be productive immediately, without losing time on configuration.

Ready from day zero

No boilerplate from scratch. TypeScript, Tailwind, Supabase and CI/CD are all pre-configured.

Fully typed

TypeScript strict mode enabled from day one. No any types, no surprises in production.

Backend included

Supabase with PostgreSQL, authentication and Row-Level Security is fully integrated and ready to use.

CI/CD from commit one

GitHub Actions + Vercel deployment pipeline is configured. Push → Build → Deploy — no manual effort.

Core features that free you to build

All the essential building blocks of a modern full-stack project in one clean, production-ready configuration.

Next.js 16 App Router

Server Components by default, async params and cookies — fully Next.js-16-compliant and future-proof.

TypeScript Strict Mode

Strict type system for all components, Server Actions and API routes. No any, no surprises.

Tailwind CSS v4

Next-generation utility-first styling. Mobile-first, no legacy config, no @apply mess.

Supabase Integration

PostgreSQL database, Auth, RLS and Storage are pre-configured with the correct server/client split.

Core Process in One Animated Flow

LocalForge's goal: from empty repo to productive launch with minimal setup overhead.

01

Clone the repo

git clone and npm install — no manual config needed. Ready in minutes.

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All configurations — TypeScript, ESLint, Tailwind, Supabase client — are already set up.
02

Connect your stack

Add your Supabase URL and keys to .env.local. Generate types with one command.

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npm run dev starts the local dev server and automatically connects to your Supabase project.
03

Build your feature

Use Server Components, database queries and auth flows productively from the start.

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The stack is optimised for maximum development velocity. No setup overhead — deliver value immediately.
04

Deploy automatically

Every push triggers the GitHub Actions pipeline and deploys to Vercel automatically.

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Result: a reliable CI/CD flow where code reviews and deployments work seamlessly together.

Outcome: Less configuration time, more development time — productive from the very first commit.

How it works in 3 steps

Step 1

Clone the repository

Run npm install and install all dependencies. Done in under two minutes.

Step 2

Configure environment

Add your Supabase credentials to .env.local and run npm run dev.

Step 3

Develop & deploy

Build features and automatically deploy to Vercel via GitHub Actions on every push.

Frequently asked questions

Basic knowledge of Next.js and TypeScript is sufficient. Supabase and Vercel accounts are needed for deployment.
Yes, LocalForge is open-source and free to use. Supabase and Vercel have their own pricing tiers.
Yes. Simply add your Supabase URL and anon key to .env.local and run npm run dev.
Yes, the architecture supports next-intl with German and English as default languages.

Start with LocalForge and be productive from your very first commit.

Open-source, deploy-ready, and focused on what matters.

Get started with LocalForge