Built a SaaS that turns app inputs into reviewable infrastructure bundles

I’ve been building a small SaaS called Dockit.

The core idea is to make infrastructure setup less repetitive for small teams. Instead of starting from scratch every time, you enter a few app details and Dockit generates a reviewable infrastructure bundle you can inspect, edit, save, and export.

Right now the product has two lanes:

Free:

preset-based starter flow
fast bundle generation
simple, reviewable output like README, .env.example, and docker-compose
focused on helping people get a stack into view quickly

Pro:

more detailed configuration flow
delivery-aware output
policy checks before export
editable result workspace
support for more advanced deployment targets and project reuse

One thing I’ve been trying to avoid is making it feel like a black box. I don’t want it to be “AI generated this, good luck.” The goal is to produce something teams can actually review and work with.

I recently changed the generator flow so free users mostly see a simpler preset-first experience, while Pro users get a more guided step-by-step configuration flow. That felt like a better balance between activation and monetization.

I’m still figuring out the right boundary between:

“starter infra generator”
and
“serious delivery handoff tool”

The next features I’m thinking about are:

environment-specific generation for dev/staging/prod
stronger diff/regeneration flow
deeper policy/security checks
auto-generated ops docs

Curious how people here would position something like this:
Would you keep it lightweight and starter-focused, or push it harder toward deployment and operations?

If anyone wants to see what I mean, here’s Dockit: https://dockit.at