Add MailKite SaaS Starter to Next.js boilerplate - #88
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Adds MailKite SaaS Starter to the
## Next.js boilerplatesection, appended at the end of the list per the contributing guidelines.What it is: a free, MIT-licensed, production-ready Next.js 15 (App Router) SaaS starter — Stripe subscriptions, team accounts, PostgreSQL on Supabase with Drizzle ORM, and a dark-first dashboard. Live demo: https://saas-startup.mailkite.dev
What makes it unique (and why I am submitting it for review under the "unique project" clause in CONTRIBUTING, given it is new and below the 100-star guideline): authentication runs self-contained inside the app — Google/GitHub OAuth + email/password via its own JWT/session layer — so there is no dependency on a hosted auth vendor (Clerk/Auth0/Supabase Auth). Most boilerplates here either bundle an auth SaaS or rely on one. A developer who clones it adds their own OAuth app and never opens a third-party auth dashboard.
It sits alongside the existing SaaS/boilerplate entries (e.g. Kostra) as the free, open-source, no-vendor-lock-in option. Happy to shorten the description if you prefer. Thanks for maintaining the list!