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Stop Wasting Hours Wiring Up Features: A Smarter Way to Build Projects

If you’ve ever started a new project, you know the drill:
You choose your tech stack (React, Node.js, Flutter, Django, etc.).
You need basic features—authentication, API integration, state management, database setup, or routing.
You open docs, copy snippets, tweak, debug, and repeat for every feature.
What should’ve been 15 minutes of work quickly turns into 2–3 hours of wiring up boilerplate code.
The Hidden Cost of Repetition
Ask any developer, and they’ll admit:
They spend more time setting up features than actually building product logic.
Every stack has its quirks—React Query setup is different from Redux Toolkit, Firebase auth is different from Supabase auth.
Even “copy–paste from docs” isn’t straightforward—you need the right imports, config, and integration.
This repetitive setup doesn’t just waste time—it slows innovation.
What If Setup Was as Simple as Picking Features?
Imagine this:
You select your tech stack (say, React + Node + Mongo).
You pick the feature you need (like authentication with JWT, or fetching APIs with React Query).
You choose how you want it:
Generate boilerplate code you can copy-paste.
Or inject directly into your existing project (via upload or GitHub connection).
That’s it—no digging into endless docs, no StackOverflow rabbit holes, no wiring headaches.
Why This Matters Now
The dev world is moving faster than ever. New frameworks, new libraries, new best practices—keeping up is exhausting.
But one thing hasn’t changed:
Every project starts with repetitive setup work.
We believe that’s a problem worth solving.
Our Mission
We’re building a tool that acts like a feature-wise code generator—your shortcut to getting projects off the ground without the boilerplate grind.
Instead of spending hours wiring up the same auth flow for the 10th time, you can focus on the logic and creativity that makes your product unique.
Help Us Validate This 🚀
This is where you come in.
Would you use a tool like this in your workflow?
What features would you want first (auth, APIs, state management, payments…)?
Do you prefer boilerplate generation, or auto-integration into your repo?
👉 Drop your thoughts in the comments—or DM me. Your feedback will help shape the future of this tool.

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