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[tiangolo]

Show and Tell

Did you use this template to start a project or product?

Share it here! Let us know what you've built. ✨

It can be open source, a comercial product, an internal tool, everything counts. 😎

[Kludex]

I never used it in production, but it helped me a lot when I was beginning. 🙏

I used to consult it to know about structure long ago.

[dtellz]

I’ve built an AI powered learning platform with it! Launched back in November and have around 450 users already enjoying this stack! 📚🧠 https://theintellecthub.com

[Penivera]

Wow
I haven't really used it for templating but this is dope 🔥

[TylerHillery]

I didn't use the template directly but much of the repository structure and core FastAPI logic from the template heavily influenced https://github.com/TylerHillery/pypacktrends. I swapped out Treafik in favor of Caddy, React/Chakra in favor of HTMX/Pico CSS, Postgres with SQLite/Litestream.

I love using the template as a reference ❤️

Check it out here: https://pypacktrends.com/?packages=fastapi&time_range=allTimeCumulative

[rehmatworks]

I use almost everything (you have built and open-sourced) for personal and commercial projects. For our company's internal admin portal, we have modified Fullstack FastAPI to separate the front-end and backend into isolated services and use at https://manage.proapis.com

[camilotabaresj]

We have adopted the framework as a standard within our company. Our approach begins by evaluating whether the problem at hand can be addressed using the existing template. If so, the template becomes our first and preferred option.

Additionally, we are excited to announce the upcoming launch of Circulapp, a SaaS platform designed to centralize and measure corporate CO₂ emissions. The entire project has been developed using the Full Stack FastAPI Template with an additional redis worker for large calculations jobs while maintaining backend structure of the template

To see more, visit our development page at dev.circulapp.co.

[firasrashidi]

I used it as an inspiration for supa-fast.com !

[titusvi]

I used it to build product backends for a local community app Lokomu and an AI company that provides insights about buildings Aither — I also used it to build AI-powered tools for a publisher of open-access journals in science and engineering Extrica.

I only needed the backend, so I removed the frontend part and followed @zhanymkanov's FastAPI Best Practices as a solid foundation.

@tiangolo Thank you very much for this template! It is a great way to learn FastAPI through example.

[dashgin]

I’ve built an dashboard for AI + crypto powered platform with it! https://mluck.io/

[bwithai]

Yes, thank you and all the contributors, I used it for my intranet.

[NafeesMadni]

FastAPI templates are amazing. I'm building this project demo - ClipChamp. I truly appreciate the incredible full stack capabilities.

[collectu-colin]

We use a lot of it for our Python-based IIoT application! https://collectu.de/

[Shallum99]

I referred to this repo but didn't use it completely. I created Panacea - AI Job Assistant.

A full-stack web application that helps users generate personalized messages for job applications based on their resume and job descriptions. Link: https://github.com/Shallum99/Panacea-2.0

[qurashiakeel]

I tried to build something but it was kind of hard for me to understand everything whatever is being used in the template. Now I am learning the missing puzzle pieces.

[Alex0x4b]

The template is amazing, I'm using it to dev a SAAS, so I forked it and then:

• I removed all the frontend and replace it with: fastapi templating, htmx, tailwind.
• I added some features to the backend such as login with email magic link, stripe...

It is not in production yet

[jpizquierdo]

I used mainly at the begining of my journy to learn how FastAPI works, after that, mainly the project structure and good ideas for work.
And in this moment, basically a copy paste of the basics (with references to the template of course) on a personal project. Hopefully I will finish it if I have enough time... it is a self-hosted service to manage a sewing pattern catalog, for my girlfriend and friends to use in the future 😄. I am mainly adding new endpoints, a S3 instance (MINIO or S3 object storage), make it all async including the DB.... maybe in the future migrate to caddy instead of traefik (or maybe not, traefik it pretty awesome). But my main goal is to learn something about the frontend. In this moment I know nothing, I just do backend at work... so it is a good starting point.

I leave you my initial project, donno when I will have an initial release, but some day :)

https://github.com/jpizquierdo/patternland