
KeelStack
The backend that doesn't break in production.
v1.0 was a production-ready Node.js + TypeScript backend starter. v1.1 is something more specific: a failure safety engine.
The problem with most backend templates isn't the happy path — it's what breaks silently in production. Duplicate Stripe charges when users double-click. Webhook race conditions on Stripe retries. Background jobs that vanish on worker crash with no log. AI loops burning your monthly API budget because one user has no limit.
v1.1 adds direct fixes for all four:
— Idempotency middleware on all payment routes
— Webhook deduplication guard (survives Stripe retries)
— Retry-safe job runner with exponential backoff and dead-letter logging
— Per-user LLM token budgets with cost attribution
597 tests passing. 93.13% statement coverage enforced by CI threshold — not claimed, enforced. 37 end-to-end flows. 0 known vulnerabilities.
Also ships with 15 Cursor/Claude prompts pre-loaded with layer rules and protected file paths — so AI writes architecture-compliant code without breaking existing integrations.
One-time payment, $29 for early builders. Source code you own and deploy.
Looking for developers who want to audit it ruthlessly — free access in exchange for honest feedback. DM me or email founder@keelstack.me.
Just launched KeelStack — a Node.js + TypeScript backend starter kit.
What's included:
- Auth (register, login, MFA, password reset, email verification)
- Stripe billing + webhook handling with idempotency
- PostgreSQL via Drizzle ORM
- Email via Resend
- Health endpoints with per-service diagnostics
Verified:
- 159 unit tests passing
- 36 end-to-end checks passing
- 95% statement coverage
- 0 vulnerabilities
Backend-only. Works with any frontend — React, Vue, Svelte,
React Native. No Next.js required.
$49 one-time. First 50 developers at early builder price.
Revenue today: $0.
Posting updates here as things change.
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I designed the architecture and failure safety patterns — built with AI tooling, audited and tested to production standards.

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