= Starters
:nav-title: Starters
:description: Four complete apps to clone, in React, Angular, Vue and an ecommerce shop, with sign-up and login working and a setup file that configures your service for them.
:keywords: starter app, React starter, Angular starter, Vue starter, ecommerce starter, Stripe shop template, app template with authentication
:group: Get started
:order: 25

A starter is a complete app that you clone and make yours. Sign-up, login, email verification, password reset, teams and invitations already work against your Ulabase service, so you start from the screens that are only yours.

Each starter is built on the xref:kit.adoc[Ulabase Kit], the client code that talks to your service, and has a setup file, `ulabase.setup.ts`, that configures the service for the app with one command.

What you get:

* **A working app in minutes.** Clone it, run `ulabase setup --srv <srvId>`, start it, and you can sign up and sign in.
* **The Kit already wired.** The account flows are Kit calls you can read and reuse in your own screens.
* **A backend ready to grow.** The setup file is the start of the folder a coding agent can extend: see xref:build-with-an-agent.adoc[Build your apps with AI agents].

== The four starters

[cols="1,3"]
|===
| Starter | What it is

| https://github.com/ulabase/starter-react[React^]
| A React app with the account flows and teams.

| https://github.com/ulabase/starter-ng[Angular^]
| The same app in Angular.

| https://github.com/ulabase/starter-vue[Vue^]
| The same app in Vue.

| https://github.com/ulabase/starter-ecommerce[Ecommerce^]
| An online shop in React, with a product catalog, a cart and card payments through xref:stripe.adoc[Stripe].
|===

The README of each starter takes you from the clone to the running app.