I was reading through creatorem-saas-kit-oss and noticed the split you’ve made between the OSS baseline and Premium: dashboard app, analytics, monitoring, i18n, and AI chat UI in OSS, with billing/orgs/CMS/mobile/examples kept out. The CLI-first setup via npx @creatorem/cli create also seems like an important design choice, since it makes the kit more than just a repo clone.
One outside observation: for a project like this, the hard part may not only be deciding what belongs in OSS vs Premium, but finding contributors who care about the exact stack and product shape — TypeScript, Next.js, Supabase, Turborepo, SaaS-dashboard primitives — before the repo has much visible issue activity.
I’m Ray, a founder working in an adjacent space. This is a genuine question, not a pitch.
For an OSS SaaS kit at this stage, have you already tried to find early contributors manually — through GitHub, X, Discord, friends, customers, etc. — or is contributor growth not something you’re spending time on yet?
A short reply is plenty.
I was reading through
creatorem-saas-kit-ossand noticed the split you’ve made between the OSS baseline and Premium: dashboard app, analytics, monitoring, i18n, and AI chat UI in OSS, with billing/orgs/CMS/mobile/examples kept out. The CLI-first setup vianpx @creatorem/cli createalso seems like an important design choice, since it makes the kit more than just a repo clone.One outside observation: for a project like this, the hard part may not only be deciding what belongs in OSS vs Premium, but finding contributors who care about the exact stack and product shape — TypeScript, Next.js, Supabase, Turborepo, SaaS-dashboard primitives — before the repo has much visible issue activity.
I’m Ray, a founder working in an adjacent space. This is a genuine question, not a pitch.
For an OSS SaaS kit at this stage, have you already tried to find early contributors manually — through GitHub, X, Discord, friends, customers, etc. — or is contributor growth not something you’re spending time on yet?
A short reply is plenty.