Stack

The providers that ship with every DeesseJS app.

Hosting, database, auth, queue, billing, observability, email, and ORM. Every template wires these in. None of them are locked in: each contract ships with a typed layer, so the same app runs against a different provider if you bring your own.

Hosting

VercelHosting platform

Default deploy target for DeesseJS apps. Preview environments per PR, production environments on main, and the cross-project preview links that bind apps/web to apps/app.

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CloudflareEdge and DNS

DNS, edge caching, and queue workers via Cloudflare Queues. Used where the request path benefits from running at the edge rather than the origin.

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Database

NeonManaged Postgres

Serverless Postgres we point the database package at for production deployments. Branches map to preview environments, autoscaling matches the request path.

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SupabasePostgres + storage

Postgres plus object storage with signed URLs and presigned uploads. Drop-in alongside Drizzle when the contract needs object storage rather than a relational row.

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PostgresRelational database

The relational substrate every DeesseJS app assumes. Drizzle is the typed layer; Neon, Supabase, or a local container provide the actual database server.

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Auth

Better AuthAuthentication

Auth surface for every DeesseJS app. Email and password, OAuth providers, organizations and invitations, session cookies, and the email-verification flow.

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Queue

UpstashQueue substrate

Queues and rate limiting. The async work that does not belong in the request path runs through Upstash workers, with retries and dead-letter handling built in.

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Billing

StripePayments and subscriptions

Subscriptions, usage metering, and webhook handlers. The Pro templates wire against Stripe and ship with a typed contracts layer on top of the SDK.

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Observability

SentryError tracking

Error tracking on the runtime. Stack traces, release tagging, and source-map upload are wired through @workspace/observability for every Next.js route.

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Email

ResendTransactional email

Transactional email for signup confirmations, password resets, and billing notifications. The Pro templates use Resend for the templates the app sends itself.

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ORM

DrizzleType-safe ORM

Type-safe schema, migrations, and queries. Generates the SQL migrations the CI pipeline runs before the deploy hits, with separate rollback files for destructive changes.

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