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Muhammad Niaz Ali
Muhammad Niaz Ali

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I built an open source Next.js + Supabase starter kit (looking for contributors)

I recently built and open sourced a full stack starter kit using Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Supabase.

Why I built this

Most starter kits I found online were either too basic to actually learn from, or too bloated with paid features locked behind a paywall. I wanted something in the middle: real authentication, a real database, and a real dashboard, clean enough to learn from and solid enough to actually ship.

What's included

  • Email/password authentication (Supabase Auth)
  • A protected dashboard route
  • Dark mode toggle
  • Responsive Navbar and Footer
  • Clean, extendable folder structure
  • CI set up with GitHub Actions

Live demo

https://nextjs-supabase-starter-mauve.vercel.app

Looking for contributors

This project is fully open source and I'd genuinely love help growing it. Whether you're writing your first pull request ever, or you're an experienced dev looking for a well scoped side project to contribute to on weekends, there's something here for you.

I've already added several good first issue labeled tasks to make it easy to jump in, things like adding OAuth login, unit tests, and dark mode persistence.

Check it out

GitHub repo: https://github.com/MuhammadNiazAli/nextjs-supabase-starter

If you find it useful, a star genuinely helps the project reach more people. And if you spot something worth improving, PRs are always welcome.

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