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Built for agencies shipping client SaaS

Stop Reinventing
Backend Architecture

Every new Next.js + Supabase + Stripe client project starts with the same boilerplate, and the same AI-generated bugs. DevVault gives your team production-ready RLS schemas, Stripe webhook handlers, and context-tuned .cursorrules so Cursor and Claude stop hallucinating deprecated patterns on every new build.

// .cursorrules - Next.js 14 App Router & TypeScript
- Always favor Server Components over Client Components.
- Use explicit return types on all server actions and route handlers.
- Strictly type @supabase/ssr cookie stores with Parameters<typeof cookieStore.set>[2].
- Implement strict error boundaries on all external API integrations.
01 / AI Optimization

Context-Aware Cursor Rules

Stop LLMs from suggesting outdated App Router patterns, invalid Supabase client instantiation, or bad state management. Our curated .cursorrules dictate exact project structure and typing rules.

02 / Auth & Security

Supabase SSR & RLS

Pre-configured cookie handling for Next.js Server Components, Server Actions, and Route Handlers alongside field-tested database security policies.

03 / Monetization

Stripe Sync Engine

Robust webhook integration for handling recurring subscriptions, cancellations, failed payments, and customer portal redirects.

04 / Speed To Market

Plug-and-Play Integration

Copy exact code snippets directly into your existing Next.js repositories without needing to rewrite your database layer or alter existing frontends.

Simple, Transparent Access

Full access to all backend modules, AI rules, and future updates — one flat price.

Founding Access
$39 / month

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  • Unlimited access to all .cursorrules
  • Production Supabase RLS & SSR Auth modules
  • Stripe Checkout & Webhook sync handlers
  • New backend modules added monthly

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