The app is the easy 5%. I've been building Solo to handle the other 95% (auth, billing, deploys, ops, marketing)

I've watched the same pattern play out repeatedly, including in my own projects: the prototype comes together in a weekend, then the project stalls somewhere between a working demo and the first paying customer. Authentication is a placeholder, billing is a Stripe test key, the database is a local file, and monitoring means manually checking whether the app is still up. I've been building Solo to close that gap. You bring the product idea; it scaffolds a production application on a standard stack (Next.js,