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How to set up Emberstack, build your SaaS on Cloudflare Workers and D1, and ship it. New here? Start with the quick start.

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What Emberstack is, how to run it locally and how it's laid out.

What Emberstack is, what it ships with and the principles behind it.

Clone the template, set up a local database and run Emberstack on your machine.

Where the app, the CMS-driven site, the database and the Cloudflare config live.

Database, auth and teams, app features, email and payments.

Define tables with Drizzle, generate D1 migrations and query data scoped to a team.

How sign-in, sessions, teams, roles and invitations work with Better Auth.

Add a page under /app with server-rendered partials, Datastar interactivity and activity logging.

Send transactional email with Cloudflare Email Sending, or switch to another provider.

Connect Stripe products to the pricing page, handle subscriptions and gate paid features.

Call AI models from your app through the AI binding.

The CMS, marketing blocks, branding and analytics.

Manage the marketing site, blog and docs in EmDash, and keep the seed in step.

Build pages from the hero, features, pricing and other blocks, and add your own.

Change the name, logo, colors and email sender, on both the public site and the app.

Add an analytics script to every page without touching the layouts.

Cloudflare setup, configuration, going live and staying current.

Create the D1 databases, R2 bucket and KV namespace for your own copy and wire them up.

Where variables and secrets live, locally and in production, and how code reads them.

Set secrets, migrate the database, deploy the Worker and finish setup in the CMS and Stripe.

Keep dependencies and EmDash current, and pull in starter improvements when you need them.