What is the gin-react -monorepo starter kit?

It's an open-source Go + Gin + React 19 template with built-in auth (Authula), schema-per-tenant multi-tenancy on Postgres, and single-binary deploys. Clone, env vars, `make dev`—ships production-ready B2B apps fast.

How do you deploy Go React monorepo to production?

Build React with Vite, embed in Go binary via `//go:embed`. `go build` one file. Run on any server, Fly.io, etc. No extra services.

Does this Go React starter support multi-tenancy out of the box?

Yes—Postgres schemas per org, middleware sets `search_path` via `X-Org-Slug` header. Orgs, roles, invites all pre-built and isolated.

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Cloning the Go + React Monorepo That Erases Weeks of SaaS Boilerplate

You're mid-keystroke, `git clone` firing off, and suddenly—bam—auth, orgs, tenant isolation, all humming. No more lost weeks on boilerplate; this Go + React monorepo starter just shipped the future of B2B builds.

theAIcatchup Apr 10, 2026 4 min read

Terminal showing git clone of gin-react-monorepo with make dev running and login screen

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Eliminates weeks of boilerplate with ready auth, multi-tenancy, and single-binary deploys. 𝕏
Schema-per-tenant on Postgres via search_path—scales without shared-table leaks. 𝕏
Open-source call to arms: PRs for OAuth, tests, deploys to make it the Go SaaS standard. 𝕏

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