Boring Database

Ready made repository for launching niche data as a service products

Overview

Boring Database is a complete starter kit that helps you launch a niche data as a service business. It provides everything needed to create and sell access to curated lead directories.

Why Niche Directories?

Building a premium lead directory has unique advantages:

  • Lots of unique niches to explore
  • Easy to scale
  • Low maintenance

Inspired by 'The 100K Database Course' by @iamfra5er, this framework makes it easy to launch your own niche lead directory and start making sales quickly.

Key Components

  • Authentication with magic link and one-time-code login
  • Payment processing with Stripe for subscription and one-time payments
  • Email functionality with Resend
  • Data management with easy admin panel access
  • Powerful table features with search, sort and filter capabilities
  • Pre-made landing page components

The framework follows a simple 3-step process: Set up your database schema with Prisma ORM, choose your pricing model (subscription or one-time fee), and deploy with Fly.io.

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