GoVueKitA complete SaaS in one Go binary.

Yours, on your server, readable in an afternoon. Accounts, teams, roles, Stripe, email, backoffice — the six months of plumbing, already written and already tested.

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Authentication, done properly

Argon2id passwords, magic links, Google / GitHub / Microsoft / any OIDC, TOTP two-factor, session listing and revocation. Every flow enumeration-safe and rate limited.

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Teams with real tenancy

Organizations, owner / admin / member roles enforced server-side, email invitations, and row-level isolation where outsiders get an indistinguishable 404 — tested cross-tenant.

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Stripe you can bill through

Subscriptions and one-time products, idempotent webhooks, refunds and chargebacks handled. Off until you set a key — and the unconfigured path is tested too.

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One static binary

The Vue 3 app is embedded with go:embed. PostgreSQL or SQLite behind one migration set and one generated query set. A VPS and a domain are all it takes.

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Tested like a product

The whole Go suite runs on both engines in CI, Playwright drives the real production binary, and govulncheck + npm audit report zero reachable vulnerabilities.

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Code you own and read

~11 000 lines of Go, a schema in one migration file, and a DECISIONS.md that explains every non-obvious choice — including what was removed to keep it a core.

One command, everything running

The kit ships a labs stack: the product plus every service it talks to — single sign-on (Dex), S3 (MinIO), a Stripe API double, a mail inbox and PostgreSQL — on *.localhost, with nothing to configure:

bash

git clone <your-purchase-url> && cd go-vue-kit
docker compose -f deploy/labs/docker-compose.yml up -d --build

Then open http://labs.localhost, sign in through Dex, invite a teammate, and read their invitation in the inbox at mail.labs.localhost. Wipe everything with down -v.

The labs journey: SSO sign-in, create an organization, invite a teammate, read the invitation

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