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Popular apps, mapped to aidrop

These are deployment recipes, not one-click templates. Your agent pins the upstream version, prepares the repository and shows you what it changed before it deploys.

These are examples, not the limit of what aidrop can run

Many more frameworks and applications will work when they can run as a container, listen on an HTTP port and keep durable data in supported backing services or external object storage.

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POPULAR PICKS

Our team ranked these by range of use and setup effort. This list does not use customer launch counts.

  1. #01
    Next.js landing page

    Publish a product page or client demo.

    Open recipe
  2. #02
    Astro blog

    Ship articles and product documentation.

    Open recipe
  3. #03
    Next.js Commerce

    Run a storefront backed by Shopify.

    Open recipe
  4. #04
    n8n

    Connect APIs and automate internal work.

    Open recipe
  5. #05
    Telegram bot

    Send commands, alerts and support replies.

    Open recipe
Landing pagePOPULAR #1

Next.js landing page

A fast marketing site built from your existing Next.js repository and served as one application.

Why use it

Publish a product, campaign or waitlist on a public URL you can share and connect to your own domain.

1 ServiceNo database
Good fitOpen quickstart
E-commercePOPULAR #3

Next.js Commerce

A headless Shopify storefront with the catalog, cart and checkout reached over HTTPS.

Why use it

Run a custom storefront while Shopify handles products, inventory, orders and checkout.

1 ServiceShopify Storefront API
Good fitOpen quickstart
BlogPOPULAR #2

Astro blog

A static Markdown or MDX blog where posts, images and layouts stay versioned with the code.

Why use it

Publish articles, documentation or release notes from Markdown without running a database.

1 ServiceNo database
Good fitOpen quickstart
Bot

Slack bot

A Bolt app that receives Slack events and interactions at a public HTTPS endpoint.

Why use it

Put alerts, approvals and internal workflows in the workspace where your team talks.

1 ServiceSlack Events API
Good fitOpen quickstart
BotPOPULAR #5

Telegram bot

A webhook bot that receives Telegram updates at its aidrop address and calls the Bot API over HTTPS.

Why use it

Give customers or a community a command, notification or support interface inside Telegram.

1 ServiceTelegram Bot API
Good fitOpen quickstart
Bot

WhatsApp bot

A webhook service for WhatsApp Cloud API messages, replies and delivery-status events.

Why use it

Automate customer messages, status updates and support flows on WhatsApp.

1 ServiceWhatsApp Cloud API
Good fitOpen quickstart
Web analytics

Umami

Privacy-focused website analytics with a small runtime and PostgreSQL-backed data.

Why use it

See which pages and campaigns bring visitors without adding a large analytics stack.

1 ServicePostgreSQL
Good fitOpen quickstart
Data platform

Directus

An API and visual studio over PostgreSQL, with optional external storage for uploaded files.

Why use it

Turn PostgreSQL data into an admin interface and API without building a back office.

1 ServicePostgreSQLS3-compatible storage
Needs object storageOpen quickstart
Knowledge base

Wiki.js

A full wiki that keeps its pages and configuration in PostgreSQL.

Why use it

Keep team documentation in a searchable site that colleagues can edit in the browser.

1 ServicePostgreSQL
Good fitOpen quickstart
Business intelligence

Metabase

Dashboards and data exploration with its own application state stored in PostgreSQL.

Why use it

Explore data and share dashboards without building a reporting interface.

1 ServicePostgreSQL
Check the workloadOpen quickstart
Headless CMS

Strapi

A customizable content API built from your own Strapi repository.

Why use it

Give editors a CMS while developers keep control of the content model and API.

1 ServicePostgreSQLS3-compatible storage
Needs object storageOpen quickstart
Workflow automationPOPULAR #4

n8n

Self-hosted automation for API-first workflows that keep their state in PostgreSQL.

Why use it

Connect APIs and automate repetitive work with visual workflows you run yourself.

1 ServicePostgreSQL
Check the workloadOpen quickstart
WHY SOME RECIPES HAVE A NOTE

A running container is not the same as a safe deployment

aidrop application files are temporary. A recipe that accepts uploads needs external object storage; a service that defaults to SQLite needs managed PostgreSQL instead.

The quickstart calls out those decisions before the first build, so your coding agent can adapt the service instead of discovering data loss after a restart.

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