One app. Every business.
Appmint One is a single web app that becomes a furniture store, a vacation-rental marketplace, a law firm’s client portal or a bank, depending on one setup file. The brand, the words, the pages and the modules come from the setup. The bookings, orders, payments and accounts run on AppEngine. Start from the closest example and build your business on top of it.
11 businesses, already set up.
Each one is the same app, captured from the running product. The brands are examples we built to show the range. Open one for every screen, from the first search to the receipt.
A business is one setup file.
Every setup shares the same core: sign-up and sign-in, the account area, messages, support, notifications and the wallet. Then it switches on the modules its business needs, and names things the way that business does. A stay, a trip and a host for Porchlight. A matter and an attorney for Hale & Mercer.
1export const stays: Setup = { 2 id: "stays", 3 brand: { 4 name: "Porchlight", 5 tagline: "Whole homes for the trips worth taking.", 6 colors: { primary: "#14465a", accent: "#f0a04b" }, 7 fonts: { display: "DM Serif Display", body: "DM Sans" }, 8 }, 9 modules: ["rentals"],10 lexicon: { item: "Stay", booking: "Trip", provider: "Host" },11 nav: { public: [/* Cabins, Beach houses, City flats */] },12 headerCta: { label: "List your home", href: "/host" },13};
Rentals
Search by place and dates, deposits and holds, hand-offs and extensions, with a host side for listings, calendar and payouts.
Switched on inEleven built out. Far more covered.
The setups above are the ones we have captured screen by screen. The same seven modules already run the businesses below. Each one is a new setup file, and what that business needs beyond the modules is built on top of it, by your team or by our AI.
Not on the list? It is still one setup file and whatever your business does differently. Tell us what you run →
Yours to build on, not a template you rent.
Appmint One is handed over as code. You start from the setup closest to your business, change what you need, and keep building on top of it.
The code
- Framework
- Next.js 16, React 19
- Styling
- Tailwind CSS v4, themed per setup
- Language
- TypeScript
- Deploy
- Docker image, Kubernetes template
- A new business
- A new setup file
Built in to every setup
- Sign-up and sign-in
- Account area
- Messages and support
- Notifications
- Wallet
Underneath
- Backend
- AppEngine
- Card payments
- Stripe
- Bookings
- AppEngine reservations
- Orders
- AppEngine storefront
- Courses
- Content Studio
- One address per setup
- Own host, own sign-in
The questions founders ask.
No. You get the code, and the setup is only the starting point. The modules, the account area and the checkout are already written and working, so the time goes on what makes your business different rather than on sign-in screens and order history.