If you work in JavaScript, you have create-next-app, create-svelte, create-t3-app, and dozens more. Go has its own generators. Rails has been doing this for twenty years.
In .NET? You either start from dotnet new webapi and spend days wiring up auth, EF Core, background jobs, email, and all the plumbing every real project needs - or you copy-paste from your last project and hope you renamed everything.
So I built netrock.dev - a web generator for production-ready .NET 10 APIs. Pick your features, preview the file tree, download a zip. Everything builds, tests pass, no dead code, ready to develop. 100% client-side, zero tracking, no data sent anywhere.
What you get
14 modular features - auth, 2FA, OAuth, CAPTCHA, admin panel, background jobs, file storage, avatars, audit trail, Aspire orchestration - with automatic dependency resolution. Pick what you need, skip what you don't.
API only or full stack. Start with just the .NET backend, or add a SvelteKit frontend. Next.js variant is coming soon.
Opinionated on purpose. Clean Architecture. Result pattern. ProblemDetails. PostgreSQL. Serilog. xUnit. You might disagree with some choices - that's fine. You own the code. No framework to depend on, no CLI to keep updated. Download it and it's yours. Seriously.
Ships with optional Claude tooling (8 agents, 22 skills, convention references) if you're into AI-assisted development.
With NETrock, you can start your own thing in seconds - not weeks, not months. Seconds.
Give it a spin
Head to netrock.dev, pick some features, and see what comes out. Takes 30 seconds. If it saves you even one day of boilerplate on your next project, I'd call that a win.
Found something broken? Want a feature? Open an issue on GitHub. And if you think this is useful - a star goes a long way.
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