The iOS boilerplate that's already Apple-compliant. Build your app on it this weekend and make your first $ — first submission, no rejections.
4.8 from 23 app builders
8 hrs wiring Supabase auth + Sign in with Apple & Google
+ 6 hrs building RevenueCat paywalls + receipt validation
+ 5 hrs proxying AI providers and capping per-user spend
+ 10 hrs debugging native-module crashes on iOS 26
+ 4 hrs fighting EAS build config + env injection
+ 6 hrs satisfying Apple's review rules — then resubmitting
+ 4 hrs setting up real-device E2E
+ 12 hrs waiting on rejection appeals
= 55+ hours of plumbing before your first feature 😩
Spend your time building your app, not integrating the same plumbing. Click through what ships on day one.
Supabase
Apple
GoogleWatch the whole build — auth, paywall, AI, and a passing preflight — start to submit.
Cloned it, shipped on top of it, passed review.
$1,800 MRR in month one. Cloned it Saturday, live on the App Store by Sunday night.
Approved first try after two past rejections — then cracked the top 50 in its category in week one.
Past 300 paying users now. And it skipped me past the EAS and native-module hell that sank my last launch.
No subscription. Buyer-level GitHub access, forever. Ship as many apps as you want.
A snapshot of today’s code — no future updates.
Everything in Full, and…
Lemon Squeezy fires a webhook to our backend, which invites your GitHub username as a collaborator on the private boilerplate repo. You'll get an email from GitHub within ~30 seconds. Accept the invite and clone.
The code IS the product. Buyers get permanent collaborator access. We never make the repo public — that would give it away.
Future commits are visible to all buyers as collaborators. Pull them in or rebase whenever you want. We don't force updates.
All sales are final. Because you get the full source via private GitHub access the moment you pay, the code can't be "returned" — so there are no refunds. Questions before buying? Email us first and we'll make sure it's a fit.
Yes. Buyer-level license — ship as many apps as you want with one purchase.
Subscriptions for boilerplates feel wrong. You bought a snapshot of the code; you own that snapshot forever. New features in v1.1+ are still free for all buyers.