SEO, i18n, perf, legal, and email — pre-wired with sane defaults you actually own. No runtime dependency. No lock-in. Just code.
You own every line. No runtime dependency on this tool — eject is free, because there's nothing to eject.
Mobile and desktop. CI budgets fail the build before regressions ship.
Native i18n, content collections, and Astro Actions. Strict Zod schemas.
Layered CSS strategy. Scoped above-the-fold + critical-CSS extraction.
Schema.org via schema-dts. Compile-time errors instead of stale snippets.
AVIF + WebP, responsive srcset, LQIP placeholders, zero CLS.
Geist Sans + Mono via astro:fonts. Subsetted, preloaded, zero CLS.
Light / dark / system, with anti-flash inline script. No FOUC.
Astro Actions + Zod validation + Resend or SMTP. Wired, not a stub.
Banner, privacy, terms, and cookies templates. i18n-aware.
Pick a template at the prompt, or pass --template. More are on the way.
Each template is a full Astro project — not a fragment. Read the source, fork it, ignore us.
Marketing-first base. Hero, features, blog, contact form, and legal pages. Everything from the feature grid above, none of the fluff.
Three-column documentation site with sidebar nav, MDX components, on-this-page TOC, breadcrumbs, and bilingual seed content.
Writing on perf budgets, i18n, agent-friendly conventions, and the occasional rant about modern web tooling.
A curated list of ten Astro starter templates worth using in 2026, with honest notes on who each one fits — plus when a CLI beats a template.
A step-by-step tutorial to scaffold, customize, and deploy a working Astro blog with AI in under five minutes — from npx to a live Vercel URL.
An honest comparison between create-astro, the official CLI, and astro-ignite. See the differences, tradeoffs, and pick the right one for your project.
One install, a finished Astro site you own outright. Eject any time — there's nothing to eject from.