About StackGen
StackGen presents itself as a personal AI CTO for people building a SaaS product. You describe what you want to build and pick a stage (MVP, startup, professional or enterprise), and it suggests a frontend, backend, database and hosting stack, generates a master checklist that runs from wireframing to CI/CD setup, and drafts a database schema. The sample stack shown includes Next.js, Prisma, PostgreSQL, NestJS, Tailwind CSS, Docker, AWS and Vercel.
A GitHub scanner connects to a public repository and returns a production-readiness score and security audit. The schema designer produces normalized relational tables with constraints, relationships and row-level security policies. The plan ladder starts with a free MVP tier for one active project, then Startup at $29 per month for five projects with interactive checklist tracking and a basic scanner, and Professional at $79 for unlimited projects, schema and plan export and priority email support. An Enterprise tier adds private repository scanning, custom architecture rules and SSO.
Key features
- AI-suggested tech stack for your idea
- Master checklist from wireframe to CI/CD
- Database schema design with row-level security
- GitHub scanner with production-readiness score
- Security audit of a public repository
- Export of schemas and plans on Professional
Good fit for
- Planning the architecture of a new SaaS idea
- Checking a repo for production readiness
- Generating a first database schema for an MVP
StackGen: questions and answers
- What is StackGen used for?
- StackGen is an AI architect for SaaS projects that proposes a tech stack, a build checklist and a database schema, and scans a GitHub repo for production readiness. It is a good fit for planning the architecture of a new SaaS idea, checking a repo for production readiness and generating a first database schema for an MVP.
- Is StackGen free?
- Yes. StackGen has a free plan, and paid plans start at $29 per month.
- Is StackGen open source?
- No. StackGen is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the CI/CD & DevOps category, open-source options include Danger JS, Danger and Kache.
- What are some alternatives to StackGen?
- StackGen competes with HCP Terraform, Spacelift and env0.
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