Your App, 2 Minutes, Every Framework

Think about the last time you started a new project. You had an idea — maybe a SaaS dashboard, a marketplace, an internal tool. The idea was clear. Then you spent the next two weeks building login forms, email verification flows, password reset logic, team invitations, token storage, route protection, and all the plumbing that has nothing to do with your actual product.

That time is over.

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What You Get in 2 Minutes

Go to cloud.restheart.com, create a service, fork the starter for your framework, set your API URL, run the dev server.

You now have:

• User registration with email verification
• Login and logout with automatic session management
• Password reset via email
• Team invitations for new and existing users
• Multi-team switching for users who belong to more than one organization
• Profile management — name, surname, password change
• Protected routes — unauthenticated users never see the wrong page
• A production MongoDB backend with REST, GraphQL, and WebSocket APIs

None of this is a demo. It's the same authentication system that runs RESTHeart Cloud itself, battle-tested in production, wrapped in a library and a starter app for your framework.

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Pick Your Framework

The starter apps are available now for the two most popular frontend frameworks:

Angular starter — signals, route guards, HTTP interceptor. Everything Angular-native.

React starter — context, hooks, guard components. Plus Next.js SSR support when you need it.

Vue — the adapter is built and tested. The starter is coming next.

Same backend. Same auth flows. Same behavior. Your framework, your way.

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Build Your App, Not Auth

The whole point is what you do after the starter is running. The user management is solved — registration, teams, permissions, password flows, email templates, OAuth social login. It's all there, configurable from the RESTHeart Cloud console.

You open your editor and start writing the code that actually matters: your domain logic, your UI, your features. The backend responds. The auth works. The data persists.

Two minutes from idea to working app. The rest is yours.