A one-page landing page with its own waitlist backend: `docker compose up` brings it up in one step, email addresses go into your own SQLite file, and CSV export is protected by a token.
Independent developers and small teams who want to collect an email waitlist before a product launches: they do not want a coming-soon page tied to an external service such as Mailchimp, EmailOctopus or Notion, or a monthly fee for one, and want the whole thing to run on their own VPS from a single compose file.
$ scripts/init-env.sh $ docker compose up -d --build
Files in the product repository at the pinned commit. A few house files are left out of the zip.
Clone → Checkout → Toolchain → Build → Run live
A one-page product landing page with a built-in waitlist backend: a visitor leaves an email address on the page, it is stored in a SQLite file on your own machine, and an admin token lets you export it as CSV. It starts with docker compose up.
A derivative build on top of an MIT-licensed open-source landing page template: the containerisation, the waitlist backend, making the content configurable and the Traditional Chinese documentation are ours. Delivery is a frozen snapshot: one zip file, taken from the product repository at revision e71d94a.
docker compose down -v deletes the list along with itThe liability cap, the scope of what is promised and the statutory floor are governed by the Terms of Service.
Everything below was checked against the pinned commit ae3716d. Every verdict carries its full reasoning, an evidence link and the checker; failures are published, not hidden — do not take our word for it, verify it yourself.
4 PASS1 WARN0 FAIL
src/ and server/server.js were scanned file by file: the only network call is the front end's same-origin fetch to /api/waitlist (which we added); there is no eval, new Function, child_process or dangerouslySetInnerHTML; the demo content (Team/Testimonials) hot-links external images (i.pravatar.cc and github.com avatars), which are display placeholders. The backend has no npm dependencies and uses Node's built-in module for SQLite.
The scripts in package.json are only dev/build/lint/preview (vite/tsc/eslint), with no install hooks such as postinstall or prepare; scripts/init-env.sh writes a local .env only when the buyer runs it explicitly, and makes no outbound connections.
Upstream leoMirandaa/shadcn-landing-page was last pushed in 2024. For a pure front-end template the external drift surface is small; the derived repository is maintained by us and its lockfile was regenerated (upstream's existing bug, where the lock file and package.json were out of sync, is fixed).
SPDX:LicenseRef-99LL-Product
Upstream is MIT: the LICENSE file itself at pinned commit ae3716dbce5c8a26815222bb743994b5717938f1 was read word for word (the standard MIT text, Copyright 2024 Leopoldo Miranda), and the root LICENSE is kept verbatim; our sale terms are LICENSE-99LL (the 99LL product licence template v1).
The dependencies in package.json (the radix-ui family, react, react-dom, the tailwind family, vite, lucide-react, clsx, cva and others); the backend has no npm dependencies (node:http / node:sqlite are built in). The runtime image is node:24-alpine (the base image carries MIT/BSD/GPL system components, distributed with the image under their own licences; they are not in the buyer's zip — what the zip delivers is a source tree).
Last verified passing: 2026-11-02
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