Meet Stacks. The All-in-One Framework.

Stacks is the project I have spent the last years building: a full-stack TypeScript framework that runs on Bun, for people who want to ship whole products instead of wiring together forty tools.

One codebase, every surface

A single Stacks app gives you routing, server-rendered views, an ORM, authentication, a CMS, queues, mail, storage, search, tests, docs, a blog, and cloud deployment. You scaffold with buddy, build your product, and deploy every surface (marketing site, docs, blog, API, app server, infrastructure) with one command.

If you have used Laravel, the shape will feel familiar: expressive routing, an Eloquent-style ORM with traits and relationships, factories and seeders, queues and jobs, and a real CLI. That is deliberate. Laravel got the developer experience right. Stacks brings that same cohesion natively to TypeScript, running on Bun, with types flowing end to end.

Models drive everything

The part I am most proud of: you describe your schema once, in the model. Validation, migrations, seeders, REST endpoints, and search indexing are all derived from that single definition.

export default defineModel({
  name: 'Product',
  traits: {
    useApi: { uri: 'products', routes: ['index', 'store', 'show'] },
    useSearch: { searchable: ['name'] },
    useSeeder: { count: 20 },
  },
  attributes: {
    name: {
      fillable: true,
      validation: { rule: schema.string().maxLength(100) },
      factory: faker => faker.commerce.productName(),
    },
  },
})

Run buddy generate:migrations and Stacks diffs your models against the database and writes the SQL for you. No hand-written migrations unless you want them.

Own the stack

Most frameworks are a thin layer of glue over hundreds of transitive dependencies. We made a different bet: if a piece is core to the developer experience, we build and maintain it ourselves. The linter, the formatter, the type generator, the templating engine, the CSS engine, the query builder: all ours. The only dependencies that remain are TypeScript and Bun.

Check it out at stacksjs.com or star the repo at github.com/stacksjs/stacks. This site runs on it.