LaunchFast
Remix + SQLite + Stripe + Auth. One correct way. €199.
Already integrated. Already tested. One command to start building instead of two weeks wiring it together.
Choosing Remix is one decision. Integrating everything is dozens more.
You have decided on Remix. Good choice. Now you need auth, payments, a database, and deployment — and you will spend the next two weeks wiring them together, debugging edge cases, and wondering if you picked the right libraries.
Half the Stack Overflow answers are outdated. The other half contradict each other. The Remix docs cover the framework but not the integration with Stripe, or Prisma session handling, or the edge cases of OAuth with email/password fallback.
Each integration has its own set of assumptions. The auth library assumes one session model. The payment library assumes another. The database ORM has opinions about migrations that conflict with your deployment target. Making them work together is the actual work.
You did not choose Remix to spend two weeks on plumbing. You chose it to build a product.
The stack should be solved infrastructure, not an ongoing research project.
Why the full stack must be integrated, not assembled
- 01Choosing Remix is one decision.
- 02Integrating auth, payments, database, and deployment is dozens more.
- 03Each integration has edge cases that only surface under real use.
- 04Assembling from separate libraries means discovering conflicts yourself.
- 05Therefore: the constraint is not which framework. It is having the full stack already tested together.
LaunchFast gives you the exact stack: Remix, TypeScript, SQLite with Prisma, Stripe payments, and email/password + GitHub OAuth + 2FA auth. Already integrated. Already tested. One command, one correct way to build. Stop researching. Start building.
Inspect before buying
The documentation is public. The source code is open-source. Inspect both before spending a cent. If you disagree with the approach, you have saved yourself €199.
What you receive
The template (free and open-source)
- A TypeScript Remix codebase with authentication, payments, and email — integrated and tested
- SQLite deployment — starts single-region, scales globally with Primary-Replica when you need it
- Documentation that explains every decision, including what was deliberately left out
The CLI (what €199 buys)
- Correct initialization — the template is inert until the CLI sets it up as a working founding state
- AI guardrails that constrain AI assistants to preserve your architecture — not just at setup, but on every change
The code is free. Correct initialization and ongoing architectural protection is what you are paying for.
€199
One-time payment
The alternative is weeks of research and architectural decisions that may still be wrong. The cost when they are wrong: a rewrite.
€199
One-time payment. No subscription.
After purchase, you can authenticate with the LaunchFast CLI — it sets up the open-source template correctly and installs the AI guardrails that keep your codebase correct as you build.