Only the prepared survive.
Ship like you mean it.

Epoch is a production-ready SaaS foundation — a fully integrated platform with multi-tenancy, authentication, billing, AI agents, and all the infrastructure modern SaaS products need.

It is intentionally lightweight on business logic so it serves as a base that’s easy to expand upon and adapt to new business applications. Teams use it to skip the months of boilerplate engineering and go straight to building what makes their product unique.

The instance running at saas.jessenieminen.com is a live demo and showcase. You can explore the full platform — create workspaces, invite team members, manage projects, use AI agents, browse the help center — without needing to deploy your own instance.

When you sign in with Google, Epoch requests the profile and email scopes only. This means we receive your email address, name, and profile picture — solely for authentication and creating your user account.

When you sign in with Microsoft, the same applies: email, name, and profile picture, plus optional fields (job title, department, phone number) if available in your Microsoft profile.

Epoch does not access Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Outlook, OneDrive, or any other service beyond sign-in. Profile data is imported only on first sign-up and does not overwrite information you later provide manually.

For full details, see our Privacy Policy.

Founders, CTOs, and CPOs who believe AI is reshaping software — and want to be on the right side of that shift.

Specifically: funded startups that need to ship fast without burning runway on infrastructure, companies launching new product lines that need production-grade foundations from day one, and teams modernizing legacy stacks while competitors ship AI features weekly.

If you're evaluating SaaS boilerplates by feature checklist, this probably isn't for you. If you're looking for the strongest possible foundation for what comes next — it is.

Track record. Built by a former bootstrapped founder (exit) and CPO at scale — 15 years of shipping production SaaS, distilled into opinionated architectural choices. Every decision has a reason. Every trade-off is documented.

Good taste. This isn't a framework that tries to be everything. It's an opinionated system that makes strong choices — Django + React, Kubernetes over serverless, Postgres over NoSQL, session auth over JWT — and commits to them fully.

Try it yourself. The entire system is running live right now. Sign up, explore the UI, browse the help center and developer docs. The best way to evaluate Epoch is to use it.

Every choice optimizes for the same things: enterprise-grade, battle-tested, AI-native, open source, and provider-agnostic.

Python + Django — the AI ecosystem's lingua franca. Async-ready, mature ORM, massive talent pool. Django Ninja adds type-safe APIs without the weight of DRF.

PostgreSQL + pgvector — one database for relational data, full-text search, and vector embeddings. No separate vector DB to manage. Battle-tested at every scale.

React + TypeScript — the largest ecosystem, the deepest talent pool. shadcn/ui gives you accessible primitives you own, not a dependency you rent.

Kubernetes + Helm — real infrastructure, not a platform lock-in. Runs on Hetzner at €10/month today, migrates to GCP or AWS tomorrow. Same Helm chart, zero rewrites.

Everything open source — no vendor lock-in at any layer. Swap email providers, cloud providers, or LLM providers without touching your application code.

Most boilerplates give you auth and a landing page. That's the easy 10%.

Epoch ships the hard 90%: multi-tenancy with real tenant isolation at every layer, AI agents with human-in-the-loop, an MCP server so your product works with Claude and Copilot natively, production Kubernetes you actually deploy to, 2,300+ automated tests, full observability, GDPR compliance, and 224 production features — all integrated and working together.

This isn't a starting point you outgrow in month three. It's the foundation you build your company on.

Epoch ships a dual-scope memory store for every tenant. Two kinds of facts the AI agents should know about — curated through a settings page, retrieved automatically per conversation:

Shared memories apply to the whole team — brand voice, ICP, team structure. They're stored at the tenant level, visible to every member, mutable by admins. Personal memories are private to one user — preferred tone, working style, individual goals. Even tenant admins cannot read other users' personal memories.

The relevant memories are RAG-injected into the system prompt at the start of every conversation thread (not on every reply). The injected fence is byte-stable across the thread, so prefix caching across providers actually hits — the AI gets cross-conversation continuity without paying for it on every turn.

Memories never leave the tenant. The endpoint is internal-only — not exposed via API keys, OAuth, MCP, or unified search. Memories are excluded from tenant exports for the same reason. See the help-center article for the full breakdown.