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Hireloop is a self-hostable, production-grade job board built on Next.js 15 (App Router), Postgres 16, and Drizzle ORM. Candidates browse, filter, and bookmark roles; employers create a free account, post a job, and manage their listings from any device; admins moderate the board. The auth layer uses bcryptjs work-factor-12 password hashes and opaque session tokens (raw bytes in an HttpOnly cookie, only sha256(token) stored server-side) with a 30-day sliding expiry. Email verification and password reset use atomic UPDATE ... RETURNING tokens so replay is impossible, with Resend in production and Mailpit/SMTP in dev/CI. Self-serve account deletion soft-deletes the user, scrubs PII, and closes every owned posting (GDPR-aligned). Every /api/auth/* and /api/me/* endpoint sits behind in-memory rate limits and is wrapped in a top-level handler that emits structured JSON logs (request id, route, method, ip, status, ms) and returns a sanitised 500 so Drizzle internals never leak through. Security headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options: DENY, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy) are set in next.config.ts and apply to every route. /api/health and /api/ready expose liveness + readiness probes for any load balancer or orchestrator. Sentry integration is one env var (SENTRY_DSN) away; the SDK is dynamically imported so a deploy without it pays zero cost. Tests: 80 unit (Vitest), integration suite against an ephemeral Postgres (testcontainers), and Playwright E2E that round-trips the verify-email and password-reset flows through Mailpit in CI. SEO: per-listing schema.org JobPosting JSON-LD (Google for Jobs ready), canonical URLs, OG image, sitemap, robots disallow on every gated route, and a bundle-size budget enforced in CI. Ideal for indie founders launching a niche job board, agencies building white-label boards for clients, internal hiring portals at companies that want first-party data, and developers learning a modern Next.js + Postgres + auth-from-scratch stack.

MVP ForSale (mvp.forsale) is a server-rendered promotional listing storefront for an MVP Hub-style marketplace, built on Next.js 16 (App Router) and React 19 with plain JavaScript and zero UI-framework dependencies. It is a read-only catalog frontend: every page fetches the marketplace catalog server-side from MVP Hub's public API, so crawlers and link previews receive full HTML, and every buy action deep-links back to the marketplace with UTM attribution. SEO is the core feature set — per-listing metadata and Open Graph tags, schema.org Product JSON-LD with offer price and aggregate rating, canonical URLs, a live sitemap.xml generated from the catalog, robots.txt, and noindexed search results. The catalog UX covers category landing pages with data-derived subcategory chips, faceted search (category, tech stack, capability, price slider), client-side sort, listing detail pages with gallery, seller-provided markdown body (rendered with raw HTML stripped), readiness badges, verified-review counts, and multi-variant "from" price ranges. Data-integrity guards are built in: reviews are never fabricated, unpriced listings never show $0, demo buttons only render for real demo links, and sold-out or coming-soon sale statuses are respected. The visual theme is a distinctive hand-drawn wireframe aesthetic (Kalam handwriting font, sketch-style browser chrome) that is deliberately easy to re-skin: one CSS file, design tokens at the top. Easy to set up — clone, set three env vars (API origin, public marketplace origin, canonical site origin), pnpm install, pnpm dev; ships with a BuildKit-secret Dockerfile producing a Next.js standalone image with a liveness health route for blue/green deploys. Pluggable against any backend exposing the /api/mvps list + detail contract. Ideal for marketplace operators who want a second themed storefront or SEO promo surface for the same catalog, agencies white-labelling listing sites, and developers who want a clean reference for server-rendered catalog SEO on the App Router.

A fully-polished, multi-purpose e-commerce template engineered for brands that need the full feature set on day one — not a minimal starter you outgrow in a month. Groover ships with a live Medusa-backed catalog, category + collection merchandising, search with multi-facet filtering (category, collection, price, sale, stock, sort), product-detail with variant selection + image gallery + stock messaging + related products, Stripe Elements checkout with provider-aware setup panels, account dashboard with guest order lookup and authenticated order history, customer auth with login/register/logout/profile edit, wishlist with guest browser persistence and signed-in customer sync, blog list + detail, store directory, track-order page, branded 404, About/Contact/FAQ/Terms legal shell, GTM-friendly dataLayer wired into PDP/cards/wishlist/cart/checkout/search, locale + RTL foundation with persistent language switcher, PWA installability baseline, theme switching that applies before hydration and persists in both local storage and cookies, header active-route navigation with live mini-cart summary, skip-link / focus accessibility basics, app-level and route-level loading fallbacks, a recoverable error boundary, generated robots.txt and sitemap.xml, shared SEO metadata helpers, and a Playwright / Vitest / Lighthouse test harness. Every copy string lives in a typed content map so rebranding is a find-and-replace pass, not a code rewrite. Deploy it as-is or use it as the most complete starting point you can buy for a serious storefront.

An elegant furniture and home furnishing e-commerce app with a design-forward Next.js storefront for SEO-optimized product pages and server-rendered category browsing. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. The visual design emphasizes large product imagery, room-based browsing, and material/color variant selection. Built with Radix UI, shadcn/ui, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion for a premium feel. Connects to any headless commerce backend — Medusa JS SDK integration is included. Form handling via React Hook Form with Zod validation ensures robust checkout and account flows. Great for furniture brands, interior design shops, or home decor marketplaces.

A luxury-styled perfume and fragrance e-commerce app built for premium brand presentation. The ready-to-buy Next.js storefront features rich product pages with scent profiles, bottle size variants, gift set options, and server-rendered collections. Mobile, backend, and alternative framework ports are available on demand. The design uses shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS with an elegant, minimalist aesthetic suited for luxury goods. Easy to customize — swap product data, update branding, and deploy. Perfect for perfume brands, fragrance boutiques, or niche scent marketplaces.

A launch-ready multi-tenant salon and spa booking platform built as one shared Fastify backend plus one shared Next.js web app, with one tenant database per business. It includes a control-plane for platform users, tenant registry, memberships, domains, audits, and migrations, while each tenant database owns services, staff, schedules, blocked times, customers, appointments, booking settings, payments, reminders, and tenant audit logs. The frontend runs in platform mode and tenant mode from a single codebase, using a host-aware BFF layer so tenant identity is resolved from the request host rather than browser-visible tenant ids. Public booking flows support service selection, optional staff selection, live availability, Stripe checkout, booking status polling, runtime tenant theming, and tenant admin surfaces under /admin. The platform also ships with branding controls, custom domain verification, demo reset and verify commands, worker processes for reminders and hold expiry, and localtest.me based launch testing. Ideal for salon chains, spa groups, appointment-based wellness brands, or founders building a white-label multi-tenant scheduling SaaS.