Proposal: Suggested $0-starting Stack Builder based on catalog metadata

Problem / Motivation

Currently, itsfree.dev is fantastic for discovering individual tools by category or search. However, when developers start a new project (SaaS, API, static site, internal tool), they typically need to manually assemble and cross-reference multiple layers of infrastructure (Hosting + Database + Auth + Storage + Email + Monitoring + Analytics) to ensure they can launch without unexpected initial costs.

Proposed Solution

A lightweight, non-intrusive section on the home page that suggests cohesive infrastructure stacks based entirely on existing catalog metadata:

• 100% Grounded in Catalog Data: Does not introduce external services, AI models, or accounts. It uses the tools, tags, and limits already verified in itsfree.dev.
• Honest & Pragmatic Copy: Avoids misleading claims like "free forever" or "unlimited". It frames recommendations transparently: "Starting at $0 / mo · within listed free-tier limits".
• Native Design System: Built with the exact same .resource-card architecture, typography, and dark/light tokens already present in the catalog.
• Developer Utility: Includes a 1-click "Copy Markdown Stack" button so makers can instantly paste their chosen architecture into their project's README.md.

Preview / Screenshot

Status & Prototype

I have already implemented and tested this component in my fork with zero build errors (pnpm check and pnpm build clean, 0 external dependencies):

• Branch in fork: luisrodriguez-rgb/itsfree.dev@feat/stack-builder

Would you be interested in a Pull Request for this feature, or would you prefer any adjustments to the scope/UX first?

Review the existing home page catalog, catalog metadata, and .resource-card design system before evaluating the proposed stack builder. Compare the fork's feat/stack-builder prototype and its pnpm check and pnpm build results with the requested catalog-grounded recommendations and Copy Markdown Stack behavior. Done means an agreed scope and a working, native component without external dependencies.