You built something that works. Someone asked if they could use it. Everything between those two sentences is sign-in, plans, limits, billing, and support, and that is where most side projects stop. Describe the product and Taskade Genesis builds that half too.
Start with a live kit
Clone a running app and put your own product behind it.
- SaaS Landing Page - the front door, with pricing and a sign-up
- Client Portal - what a signed-in customer sees
- Analytics Dashboard - the admin view behind it
What is a SaaS prompt?
A SaaS prompt describes a product and the people who pay for it. You name what the customer does, what separates a free account from a paid one, and what happens when they upgrade, downgrade, or stop paying. Taskade Genesis builds the app around that, including the lifecycle work that is easy to describe and tedious to build.
Why Taskade Genesis for a small product
- Customer sign-in works on every plan. App sign-in and App Users are in beta and available on every tier, Free included. You do not need to buy a plan to have logins.
- Sign-in tells you who they are. You decide what they see. Matching each customer to their own records is a configuration step you set up and then test with a second account. Do that before you launch, not after.
- Plans and limits are data. Change what a tier includes without rebuilding anything.
- The lifecycle is automation. Trial ending, card failed, downgrade, cancellation, win-back. Each one is a scheduled or triggered flow rather than something you remember to do.
- Your own custom domain on Business plans and above, at $25 per month billed annually.
Where the boundary sits
Taskade Genesis runs the product, the accounts, and the lifecycle around them. Card processing itself belongs to a payment provider, and these apps are built to sit alongside one and react to it. Never store card details in your app.
Who is it for
- Operators productising an internal tool that colleagues or clients already ask to use.
- Consultants turning a repeated engagement into something clients subscribe to.
- Small software businesses who need the lifecycle handled without an engineering team.
- Anyone whose free users are costing them money and who has no idea which ones.
Handle the money with invoicing prompts, keep the customer relationship in CRM prompts, and support them with customer support prompts. Browse live examples in the Community Gallery, or start a build at Taskade Genesis.
