Open-sourced something (MIT) that might save you a boring week. Every time someone vibe-codes a prototype with Claude Code or Cursor, the demo works, then they hit the same wall: real auth, roles, and actually-secure data access. Most people end up hiding buttons in the UI and calling it security. One open DevTools and it's gone. So I built a Next.js + Supabase starter that handles that part properly: - Google OAuth, no passwords to store - Three roles out of the box: admin, manager, viewer - Security enforced at the database with RLS, not in the UI. The database refuses the write. That's the difference. - CSP and security headers preconfigured - CI/CD on every PR, one-click Vercel deploy It's the layer between "the prototype works" and "I can let real users in." link Free to fork. I'd genuinely like eyes on it, tell me what you'd change, what's missing, or where the security model could be tighter. PRs welcome. What do you normally reach for to handle this part?

Its prob. turning into the most advanced calender tool out there, with the service calender and so forth, anybody already used this new one in action with clients? happy to exchange experiences

in B2B, just a word of caution, you should look at first very closly what your audience is.. certain once are not used to using it as a business communication tool at all.. our experience shows..

why do my paid profession workspace gems work less realiable then when I use my private gemini? any experiences with gemini in a business context.?

they keep realeasing more in a week then other crms I have been using and implementing for some of my smaler clients in a month or even quarter. If they continue like this they will surpass them alls.