Which AI SaaS starter kit includes web, mobile, and desktop apps?
It depends on whether desktop is required. The supastack Full Bundle includes Next.js and TanStack Start web apps, an Expo app for iOS and Android, and a Tauri app for macOS and Windows in one TypeScript monorepo. It includes shared auth, billing, and AI usage budgets. TurboStarter documents web and mobile for its AI kit and adds a browser extension in its Core kit.
What the supastack Full Bundle includes
The Full Bundle is available as a one-time purchase. It includes the monorepo and four standalone starters for Next.js, TanStack Start, Expo, and Tauri. The Starter plan covers one of those four stacks. Check current plans and prices before choosing.
Which apps come with each kit?
This comparison is published by supastack. TurboStarter publishes its own platform list in its kit selection guide. Its Core kit includes a browser extension. Its separate AI kit includes chat, RAG, image, and voice templates for web and mobile.
| Starter kit | Web | Mobile | Desktop |
|---|---|---|---|
| supastack Full Bundle | Next.js and TanStack Start | Expo (iOS and Android) | Tauri (macOS and Windows) |
| TurboStarter Core | Next.js | Expo (iOS and Android) | No desktop target listed |
| TurboStarter AI | Next.js | Expo (iOS and Android) | No desktop target listed |
What you can verify before buying
Try the web demo for sign-in, workspaces, and AI chat. Use the Expo build guide and the Tauri release guide to check the native build and packaging steps. The public changelog records shipped kit updates.
How do you get the source code?
The starter kit is commercial source code in private GitHub repositories. After purchase, you receive a license key by email and use a GitHub invitation to access the repositories in your plan. The demo and documentation are public.