I got tired of starting from scratch.
Every time I wanted to build something, I would end up setting up the exact same things again.
Instead of spending days making a project usable, I started keeping the useful parts from previous projects. Over time, those became 5 lean, modular starter templates.
A single purchase gives you full source code to the collection:
Built with the modern stack:
GoFork isn't one massive bloated boilerplate. I prefer keeping different projects for different purposes. Need a directory? Use the directory foundation.
The workflow
Instead of:
new projectsetupconfigcomponentsroutingbuild
You start closer to:
pick a projectdownload the zipextractbuild your idea
Why $19? Let's look at the market.
If you've looked around for Next.js boilerplates, you've probably noticed a trend.
Most competitors sell for anywhere between $150 and $300+.
The typical boilerplate market:
- ShipFast: $169 – $199A massive monolithic repo you have to manually untangle if you don't need all 20+ features.
- MakerKit: $199 – $299Locks you into a very specific, heavy SaaS architecture and tech stack.
- Supastarter: $149 – $249Extremely feature-rich, but complete overkill for building a simple directory or blog.