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For solopreneurs & creators

Your idea.Your name on it.

You know the customer and the problem. YeetCode gives you the application foundation: a place to build your idea, add your brand, and sell a product without assembling every integration from scratch.

  • Build under your brand
  • Editable TypeScript source
  • No agency required
Example projectproject-brief.md

A paid toolkit for your niche

Turn a repeatable part of your expertise into a small web product. Start with one useful tool, not a platform full of features.

  1. 01Show a working tool to a few potential customers.
  2. 02Add your brand, sign-in, and a paid access flow.
  3. 03Ship the useful part. Learn what people return for.

What to learn

Does this solve a problem people will pay to solve?

your-name / your-product

Put it to work

Build something specific enough to matter

These are starting ideas, not finished applications included in the purchase. Pick the one that matches a customer you can actually reach.

A focused paid tool

A quoting assistant for a trade, a planner for a specialist audience, or a calculator that replaces a difficult spreadsheet.

Foundation included
Sign-in, backend data, shared UI, and one-time product checkout.
You build
The useful calculation or workflow, access rules, and the offer customers buy.

A product library

Package templates, resources, or tools around a skill people already ask you about. Deliver them through your own branded application.

Foundation included
A working source-product catalog, purchase flow, and customer library to adapt.
You build
Your content, its delivery format, and the rules for each product you sell.

A tool for your customers

Turn a recurring part of your service into software: intake, progress updates, or a shared workspace for an ongoing engagement.

Foundation included
Authenticated pages, Convex APIs, UI components, and email templates.
You build
Customer workflows, data models, permissions, and any external connections.

A practical starting point

Start with the smallest useful product

A foundation removes setup decisions. It does not tell you what customers need. Keep that part close to the people you are building for.

  1. 01

    Try the idea

    Use the lightweight prototype app to build a screen or flow without setting up auth, billing, or a backend. Put it in front of a real potential customer.

  2. 02

    Make it your product

    Bring the useful UI into the connected app when the idea needs accounts, data, or payments. Add your name, domain, content, and product logic.

  3. 03

    Ship, then improve

    Configure your service accounts and deployment. Use the included checks and release workflows in your own repository as the product develops.

Source in your hands

A foundation you can take in your own direction

Download the release you buy and work on the source directly. Your product does not have to remain a YeetCode-shaped demo.

The repository includes an MIT license. Keep its copyright and license notice, along with applicable dependency notices.

Your brand is the front door

Change the name, design, copy, and domain. YeetCode is the starting source, not the brand your customers need to see.

Your repository holds the work

Commit the source to a repository you control. Keep your changes and release history there, and invite help when you want it.

Your pace, with real responsibilities

Keep using and adapting the version you bought. You manage deployment, service accounts, security, and ongoing maintenance.

A good fit if…

  • You can build with React and TypeScript, or have technical help available.
  • You want a focused web product and a head start on common integrations.
  • You want to change the code and run the product independently.

What to plan for

  • This is source code, not a no-code builder or a done-for-you business.
  • The current purchase example uses one-time payments. Recurring pricing and your own entitlement rules need implementation.
  • Hosting and third-party service fees are separate. Customer research and finding buyers remain part of the work.

FAQ

Before you start

Practical answers for your first project.

Start your project

Give your idea a working foundation

See the current release, read what changed, and review the price before choosing the source for your next product.

You receive the selected release of this YeetCode web application as source. The ideas on this page are examples to build yourself. Hosting, service usage and future releases are separate.