This article unveils the curated tech stack powering Turbo Charge’s first developer-first template—featuring Next.js 15, Supabase, Stripe, Tailwind CSS, and more. Each tool was chosen for speed, scalability, and real-world developer needs. From backend infrastructure and internationalization to payments, observability, and AI, this stack is designed to launch full-stack applications fast, with clean architecture and long-term maintainability in mind.
When you’re building from scratch, the tech stack you choose defines how fast you can move and how far you can scale. For our first Turbo Charge template, we didn’t just grab trending tools — we selected a stack that empowers fast iteration, clean architecture, and a great developer experience from day one.
This is the stack we trust to help you ship fast, stay flexible, and scale with confidence.
Why we use it:
Next.js 15 isn’t just another React-based solution — it’s a powerhouse for hybrid web apps. With full support for React Server Components, partial pre-rendering, and a streamlined App Router, you get performance out of the box without giving up flexibility.
Next.js gives us the foundation for both speed and structure — exactly what fast-moving teams need.
Why we use it:
Supabase replaces the usual chaos of configuring databases and auth flows, it’s the open-source Firebase alternative. You get a scalable backend with a slick dashboard, real-time capabilities, and developer-friendly APIs — no infrastructure headaches required.
It’s the fastest way to go from idea to working backend — open-source, reliable, and dev-friendly.
Why we use it:
Global apps need native multilingual support. Next Intl is one of the few libraries that plays seamlessly with the App Router and React Server Components. It’s clean, scalable, and built for modern international apps.
No workarounds, no compromises — just proper i18n support the way it should be.
Why we use it:
Shadcn/ui gives us the best of both worlds: pre-built components that are easy to customize and fully accessible. Built on Tailwind and Radix UI, it’s minimal without being restrictive.
You get structure, speed, and freedom — all in one.
Why we use it:
Monitoring isn’t optional. With Sentry, we can track errors, understand performance issues, and debug production problems before they impact users.
If it breaks, you’ll know why — and you’ll fix it faster.
Why we use it:
Whether you’re building one-time payments, subscriptions, or full billing flows, Stripe handles it all—with security, compliance, and UX that users trust.
Monetization shouldn’t slow you down; Stripe makes sure it doesn’t.
Why we use it:
Tailwind gives us total styling control with predictable utility classes, making it easy to build responsive, consistent UIs without getting lost in CSS spaghetti.
You move faster, your designs stay tight, and your team stays aligned.
Why we use it:
Whether it’s AI assistants, content generation, or smart UI interactions — integrating OpenAI’s API gives our templates a boost in intelligence, right out of the gate.
It’s like having a product thinker baked into your app.
Why we use it:
From onboarding to password resets, transactional email is part of every user journey. SendGrid makes it simple, reliable, and scalable.
Less time debugging SMTP, more time building your product
We picked each tool with intention. No fluff, no buzzwords — just solid tech that balances developer speed with long-term maintainability.
This is more than a template, it’s your launchpad.