Chandlery
A chandlery supplies a ship with everything it needs for the voyage.

Ship a real web product without hiring a developer.

Your AI assistant can already build the demo. This is everything between that and a product people pay for — accounts, a database, payments, tests and a live domain — already written, already tested, and yours outright. Nothing runs on a server you have to look after.

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One payment. Every future version. No subscription.

1Paste this into your AI editor

Claude CodeCursorCodex— or any of them

“Read START-HERE.md and get this project running on my computer. I am not a developer, so install anything that is missing, explain each step in plain language, and tell me when I can open it in my browser.”

No commands. It installs whatever is missing and tells you when your site is open.

2Then just say what you want

“Add a page where customers can book a call with me.”

In your own words. Your assistant writes the code.

12
features, one command each
6
working examples to copy
300+
cities your site runs in
$0
to run until you have users

The last mile

The demo was never the hard part.

You can already get something working on your own laptop — an assistant and an afternoon will do it. Then it has to become something strangers can find, trust and pay for, and that turns out to be a different job made of a dozen decisions nobody warned you about. This is the part where most good ideas quietly stop.

What you have

What it has to be

Runs on your laptop

Runs on your own domain, for everyone, at once

Data resets when you restart it

A database that survives restarts and deploys

You are the only user

Strangers sign up, sign in, and forget their password

Nobody can pay you

Money arrives, with receipts and tax handled

Changing it might break it

Tests and a staging site, so it breaks before customers see it

You show it to friends

You put it on the internet and go to sleep

It is a demo

It is a business

Everything in the right-hand column is already written, already tested, and already in the repository you are buying.

Built for

  • You have built something with an AI assistant that works on your machine, and no idea what turns it into a real one.
  • You have a product in your head, no engineer, and no appetite for hiring one to find out.
  • You do not want to learn what a Dockerfile is, and you should not have to.

What you are buying

01

The boring, dangerous parts are already decided

Sign-in, the database, three environments, deploys and rollbacks, the conventions that keep a codebase from rotting. Not scaffolding you have to finish — working code with tests around it.

02

The guidance travels with the repository

Claude Code, Cursor and Codex each read a brief that ships inside the project, so your assistant does not have to guess how this codebase is meant to fit together. Six staged instructions take you from installing Node to a live domain.

03

No server, ever

Everything runs on Cloudflare. No machine to patch, no bill that grows while you sleep, no site down because a disk filled up. Your code runs when somebody visits and costs nothing when nobody does.

Add a feature by picking it

Why it costs nothing and stays up

Fast everywhere, with nothing to configure

Your site runs in whichever of Cloudflare's 300+ cities is closest to the person opening it. 95% of people on the internet are within 50ms of one. There is no region to pick and nothing to get wrong.

Nothing to maintain, ever

No machine to patch, no service to restart, no disk that fills up at 3am. You do not have a server, so there is nothing that can be left un-updated or broken into.

$0 until you have real traffic

Cloudflare's free plan covers 100,000 visits a day and a 5 GB database. Most products never leave it. It does not ask for a card to start.

No bill while nobody is looking

Your code runs when somebody visits and stops when they leave. An idle site costs nothing — unlike a server, which charges the same whether it is busy or asleep.

All of this is Cloudflare's, not ours — what you are buying is a project built the way that gets it.

What it is made of

Framework
TanStack Start + React 19
Runs on
Cloudflare Workers — free to start
Database
Cloudflare D1 with Drizzle
Accounts
Better Auth, email and password
Interface
shadcn/ui + Tailwind v4
Tests
Real Cloudflare emulation, not mocks

This site is built with it — the page you are reading is the starter, deployed.

Price

One payment

$89once, not per month

Get Chandlery — $89

Paid through Polar, which handles tax and grants access automatically.

  • The full source, in a private repository you are added to
  • Every future version, for as long as the product exists
  • An upgrade helper that explains merge conflicts in plain language
  • A deploy and rollback runbook written for someone who has never deployed anything
  • Installable feature recipes — payments, uploads, email, roles, translations
  • Examples you can open, read and adapt

You can

  • Use it for any number of your own projects, commercial or not
  • Modify it however you like and keep everything you earn
  • Let contractors and employees work on your projects with it

You cannot

  • Resell or redistribute the starter itself
  • Publish it, or a derivative whose main value is the starter
  • Share your repository access outside your team

Questions

The hard part was never the code.

It was knowing which decisions were load-bearing. Those are made, they are tested, and from here on you get to think about your product instead.

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