01Authentication
Clerk sign-in, sign-up, and session management. Route protection at the proxy layer, JWT handoff to Convex.
Create an accountStarter — Edition 01
Next.js · Convex · Clerk · Stripe
Considered essentials
For founders who ship

Auth, billing, and a realtime backend — already tailored. Clone the repo, add your keys, ship your product.
The platform
01Clerk sign-in, sign-up, and session management. Route protection at the proxy layer, JWT handoff to Convex.
Create an account
02Stripe Checkout and Customer Portal through the Convex Stripe component. Webhooks synced to your database.
See the plans
03Convex queries stream to the UI. Type-safe from schema to component, no cache invalidation choreography.
Read the stackThe stack
Every layer speaks the next one's language. Clerk issues the JWT, Convex verifies it, Stripe events land in your database. No glue code to write, no drift to babysit.
Rendering, routing, and the marketing shell
Identity — sessions, JWTs, and styled auth flows
Database, server functions, realtime sync
Checkout, portal, webhooks in your backend

Wired end-to-end
0
Services wired together
0
Servers for you to manage
0
Stripe events handled
0%
TypeScript, end to end
The cloth
No hidden abstraction layers. The Convex functions, the Clerk proxy, the Stripe webhook route — all readable in an afternoon, all yours to reshape. A starter should be a garment you alter, not a machine you appease.
The finish
Styled auth screens, a dashboard shell, billing states, empty states. The unglamorous 20% that takes 80% of the week — pressed and ready.


Pricing
Free
$0forever
For evaluating the cut and cloth. No card required.
Pro
$20per month
The full wardrobe. Everything unlocked, billed via Stripe.
Limited patience, not limited runs
The plumbing is done. Sign up, wire your keys, and spend the week on the thing only you can build.
MIT licensed. Fork it, rename it, sell it. No attribution theatre.
Every credential lives in env vars. The example file documents all of them.
Schema to component, one type system. Refactors fail in CI, not production.
Customers subscribe, upgrade, and cancel without you touching a dashboard.