TurboStarter
Web, mobile and browser extension from one monorepo
TurboStarter covers three targets from one codebase: a web app on Next.js, a mobile app on Expo and React Native, and a browser extension via Plasmo. Nothing else in this catalogue spans that combination, and that is the entire reason to consider it.
What you get
- Shared auth, billing and API logic across web, mobile and extension
- Supabase as the backend, with multi-tenancy included
- Admin panel and AI tooling wired in
- A monorepo structure that keeps the three targets from drifting apart
The trade-off
A monorepo covering three platforms carries real setup and maintenance overhead. Every dependency bump touches more surface, every build is slower, and debugging spans more layers. If you ship to one target, you are paying in complexity as well as in money for two you do not use. Mobile in particular pulls in app store review cycles that the web side never has to think about.
Buy it if
Your product genuinely needs to exist in more than one place, and you would otherwise be maintaining two codebases with two auth implementations and two billing integrations that drift out of sync within a quarter.
Buy something else if
You are shipping a web app and telling yourself you will do mobile later. Later usually does not come, and if it does, the mobile decision will look different by then.
