Use case
Build a SaaS app with AI — auth, billing, and admin included
Onboarding, subscriptions, team management, admin, and analytics — AI-generated and patch-safe.
At a glance
- Output
- Web app + native iOS/Android + admin
- Auth
- Email, Google, and magic link
- Billing
- Stripe subscriptions with trial logic and webhooks
- Multi-tenant
- Workspace + roles (owner, admin, member)
- Stack
- Next.js web, Expo native, Postgres, Stripe
- Time to first preview
- Under five minutes
Example prompt
“Build a SaaS web and native app with email and Google auth, onboarding, Stripe subscriptions, team management, admin dashboard, and analytics.”
What AppGenie generates
AppGenie generates a full SaaS starter: auth, onboarding, subscription billing, team management, admin dashboards, and analytics, all in native with a matching web admin if you need it.
Auth and onboarding
Email, Google, and magic link sign-in.
Stripe subscriptions
Monthly and annual plans, trial logic, webhooks.
Team management
Invite, roles, and permissions.
Admin dashboard
Usage, billing, and tenant management.
Inside the saas app AppGenie ships
A breakdown of the concrete features wired into the first generated build, grouped by area.
Auth and onboarding
- Email + password, magic link, and Google sign-in
- Email verification and password reset flows
- Workspace creation on first sign-in
- Goal-based onboarding tour
Billing
- Free tier and paid plans with feature gating
- Stripe subscription checkout with monthly/annual toggle
- Trial logic, proration, and plan upgrades/downgrades
- Stripe webhook handler for invoice and subscription events
- Self-serve billing portal link
Team and admin
- Invite teammates by email with role selection
- Roles: owner, admin, member with permission checks
- Admin dashboard for tenants, users, and billing
- Audit log of significant actions
Screens you get out of the box
- Sign in
- Onboarding
- Dashboard
- Billing
- Team
- Admin
- Settings
Key screens, and what each one does
Sign in / Sign up
Email, magic link, and Google sign-in with verification.
Onboarding
Create or join a workspace and pick a plan or trial.
Dashboard
Workspace home with key metrics and recent activity.
Billing
Plan, payment method, invoices, and upgrade/downgrade.
Team
Members list, invites, role changes, and removal.
Admin
Cross-tenant view of workspaces, users, and billing health.
Settings
Profile, workspace preferences, and integrations.
Data model sketch
The default entities AppGenie scaffolds for a saas app. Edit the spec at sign-off to add fields, drop entities, or rename anything.
User
- id
- name
- avatarUrl
- createdAt
- lastLoginAt
Workspace
- id
- name
- slug
- plan
- stripeCustomerId
- createdAt
Membership
- id
- userId
- workspaceId
- role
- invitedAt
- joinedAt
Invitation
- id
- workspaceId
- role
- token
- expiresAt
Subscription
- id
- workspaceId
- plan
- status
- currentPeriodEnd
- stripeSubscriptionId
AuditLog
- id
- workspaceId
- actorId
- action
- target
- createdAt
Example prompts to start from
Paste any of these into the AppGenie builder to kick off a new saas app, then refine from chat.
“Build a SaaS web app with email + Google auth, workspaces, Stripe subscriptions (Free/Pro), team invites, and an admin dashboard.”
“Build a B2B SaaS for project management with workspaces, three roles, Stripe billing, and a Slack integration stub.”
“Add per-seat billing where each member added increments the Stripe quantity.”
“Add a "switch workspace" picker in the top nav and persist the selection per user.”
How to build a saas app with ai
- 1
Describe the SaaS
Outline plans, roles, and integrations.
- 2
Approve the spec
Data, auth, and billing laid out.
- 3
Iterate
Patch-based updates as you refine.
- 4
Ship
Deploy to production.
How AppGenie builds your saas app
A look at the multi-agent pipeline that turns your prompt into a generated codebase.
- 1
A1 picks the SaaS preset
IntentClassifier reads "SaaS" and routes to the multi-tenant + billing pipeline.
- 2
A3 drafts auth, plans, and roles
PRDWriter outlines the auth flow, subscription plans, role matrix, and admin scope for sign-off.
- 3
A4 + A5 generate the codebase
Architect plans workspaces, billing, and admin; CodeGenerator wires Stripe, magic links, and role guards.
- 4
A6 validates and snapshots
Validator runs a build check; the version snapshot lets you experiment with auth changes safely.
The bottom line
Most SaaS MVPs spend the first month re-implementing the same auth, billing, and admin scaffolding. AppGenie collapses that month into a single pipeline run — leaving you to start on the actual product on day one.
Similar apps you can build
SaaS app — FAQ
Can AppGenie handle Stripe subscriptions?
Yes. The SaaS prompt scaffolds the Stripe subscription flow, including trial logic and webhook handlers.
Ready to build a saas app with ai?
Describe it once. AppGenie generates a full production codebase you own, with live preview and diff-aware updates.