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Finished the MVP

8 months ago I asked this question: "RoR SaaS boilerplate app. Market need?"
Now, after months of work I've completed saas.corsego.com - a Ruby on Rails SaaS Multi-Tenancy boilerplate application.
saas.corsego.com - switching tenants
Core features:

  1. Multitenancy - create separate organisations (like in Slack or Basecamp) and invite collaborators
  2. Authorization (role-based access) collaborators can have different access levels
  3. Subscriptions engine - fully integrate the SaaS business model with Stripe with payments on organization level
  4. Plan-based restrictions - limit access to different features
  5. Admin dashboard - admin interface for app owner.

&&& Internationalization (i18n) - supports other languages!

It's not the first application on the market, but I believe it's the best one! (I was creating it in complete consideration of existing competition - bullettrain and jumpstartrails)

Wish me luck 🤞

, Founder of Icon for saas.corsego.com
saas.corsego.com
on November 1, 2020
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    Hey Yaroslav, this is looking really good!
    Congrats on getting your MVP completed.

    I have still not used one of the boilerplate apps yet but I do love the concept.

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