DPS Templates

The dashboard’s Templates page lists the starting points DPS offers. Pick one when you create an app, or connect your own repository and choose the app type yourself.

Template catalog

Template ID	Name	What it is
server-app	Server App	Production backend — database, auth, cloud functions, REST routes, webhooks — on DPS’s Parse runtime
parse-server	Parse Server	A Parse backend with MongoDB, auth and cloud functions
react-web	React Web App	React web app with Vite, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS
react-native-mobile	React Native Mobile App	Cross-platform mobile app on React Native and Expo
landing-saas	SaaS Landing Page	Pricing, features and testimonials sections
landing-agency	Agency Portfolio	Project showcase and team section
landing-ecommerce	E-commerce Landing	Product showcase with shop integration
landing-app	App Download Page	Mobile app showcase with download links
landing-waitlist	Coming Soon / Waitlist	Pre-launch page with email capture and a countdown
nodejs	Node.js App	Any Node.js repo — DPS builds it from package.json and routes a domain to its port
docker-compose	Docker Compose	A set of containers from a compose file, isolated and managed by DPS

nodejs and docker-compose apps are created by the DPS team for now.

Creating an app

The create wizard asks for the same things whatever the template: a name and type, the source repository, a plan, a region, the number of replicas, environment variables, data services (for a backend: a database DPS manages or one you run, and an optional storage bucket) and a domain. It shows an estimated monthly cost before you create the app.