This is what shows in Discover: Huskydev - NestJS + Next.js SaaS Starter with Better Auth & Stripe.
A production-ready, dual-stack SaaS boilerplate - Next.js frontend, NestJS backend, Better Auth authentication, and Stripe billing wired in from day one.
The problem: Most SaaS starter kits are either Next.js - only with a thin backend, or a generic monorepo you still have to wire auth and billing into yourself. Developers lose days before they ever touch their actual product.
What I built: Huskydev is a NestJS-first, dual-stack starter — a real NestJS backend for business logic and APIs, paired with a Next.js frontend, Better Auth handling authentication, and Stripe pre-integrated for subscription billing. It ships with a builder tool, documented pricing, and comparison guides against alternatives like ShipFast, MakerKit, and Supastarter.
Result: Live at HuskyDev, with a growing set of guides on Better Auth + NestJS patterns and dual-stack architecture, aimed at developers who want a backend-serious foundation instead of a frontend-only shortcut.
Energy communities need to manage a lot at once: consumption, generation, members, billing, reports, alerts, and operational changes.
Wattbank explores a clearer SaaS dashboard experience for energy community operators. The interface brings key metrics, energy balancing, participant distribution, billing, reporting, and insights into one workspace that is easy to scan and act on.
The goal was to move away from heavy energy software and create something more visual, human, and operationally useful.
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I joined Contra just about a month ago as a full-stack developer. I’ve set up my services and published a few case studies, but I'm constantly learning how to optimize my presence here.
If you could look back at your early days, what’s the #1 thing you did that moved the needle for your profile visibility and landing initial inbound clients?
I joined Contra a while ago without really knowing what to expect, and it’s been really nice to see it gradually become a place where I’ve met great clients and worked on projects I genuinely love.