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saas mvp builder coding agent
Converts SaaS ideas into technical MVP architecture plans, data models, and deployment roadmaps.
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saas mvp builder coding agent
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I want to build a SaaS for freelance developers to track their billable hours and auto-generate Stripe invoices. I prefer using Next.js and Supabase.
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I have analyzed your freelance billing SaaS idea. Below is the technical MVP architecture and build plan, focused on getting you to a functional launch with Next.js and Supabase.
MVP Plan: FreelanceBill
1. Idea Summary
A lean time-tracking and automated invoicing tool for solo developers, using Stripe for payment settlement.
2. User Personas
- Freelancer: Primary user who tracks time, manages clients, and triggers invoices.
- Client: Secondary user (passive) who receives and pays invoices via hosted links.
3. Core Flows
- Time Entry: Freelancer logs hours -> Selects Project -> System saves entry.
- Invoice Gen: Freelancer selects project -> System aggregates unbilled hours -> Generates Stripe Invoice.
- Payment: Client receives email -> Opens Stripe Hosted Checkout -> Pays -> Webhook updates status.
4. Scope Boundaries
- In-Scope: Manual time logging, Stripe integration, PDF invoice generation, client contact list.
- Out-of-Scope: Automated desktop activity tracking, multi-currency support, team seats, expense tracking.
5. Data Model
| Entity | Fields | Relationships |
|---|---|---|
Profiles | id, email, stripe_account_id | 1:N Projects |
Clients | id, name, email, profile_id | 1:N Projects |
Projects | id, name, hourly_rate, client_id | 1:N TimeLogs |
TimeLogs | id, duration, description, project_id, is_billed | Belong to Project |
6. Authentication & Authorization
- Method: Supabase Auth (Magic Links/Email).
Authorization: Row Level Security (RLS) ensures freelancers only see their own Profiles and related child data.
7. UI Structure
- Dashboard: Weekly summary of hours and pending payments.
- Time Tracker: Simple form for project selection and duration.
- Client Manager: CRUD for client contact info.
- Invoice View: List of generated invoices and their Stripe status.
8. Payments
- Provider: Stripe Connect or standard Stripe Invoicing.
- Handling: Use Stripe Webhooks to listen for
invoice.paidto toggleis_billedin the DB.
9. Implementation Stack
- Frontend: Next.js (App Router) - standard for SaaS SEO and performance.
- Backend/DB: Supabase (PostgreSQL + Auth) - eliminates backend boilerplate.
- Hosting: Vercel - native integration for Next.js and easy preview deployments.
10. Launch Readiness Checklist
- Stripe Webhook secret configured in production.
- RLS policies verified for cross-tenant data leaks.
- Environment variables set for Supabase/Stripe.
- Legal: Privacy Policy and Terms of Service pages live.
- Database backup schedule enabled.
Next steps
- Initialize the Next.js project and install the
@supabase/supabase-jsclient. - Configure the database schema in Supabase using the table provided above.
- Setup the Stripe CLI to test webhook handling locally.
saas-mvp-builder-coding-agent-app.zip
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About this skill
The problem
Vague SaaS ideas often lead to over-engineered architectures and scope creep. Developers waste weeks building features that aren't core to the MVP because they lacked a technical roadmap.
What it does
- Extracts core value propositions and user personas from raw product descriptions.
- Maps critical user journeys into step-by-step technical flows.
- Defines strict scope boundaries, explicitly listing what is excluded to prevent creep.
- Generates a lean data model, auth strategy, and UI screen hierarchy.
- Recommends a proven tech stack with specific deployment and testing plans.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
General prompts often ignore the "boring" but critical parts of a SaaS, like webhook idempotency or environment rollbacks. This skill enforces a 14-point architectural standard that ensures you don't miss edge cases or build a data model that requires immediate migration.
Use cases
- Turning a "Uber for X" pitch into a buildable technical specification.
- Defining the data schema and auth roles for a multi-tenant B2B tool.
- Selecting a stable stack for a solo-founder project to minimize maintenance.
- Auditing a feature list to strip it down to a 3-6 screen MVP.
Known limitations
Does not generate implementation code. Focuses strictly on SaaS architecture and is not suitable for e-commerce, portfolios, or content sites.
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