What does Wasp generate?

React frontend, Node.js backend, Prisma database layer, authentication, and deployment config from a .wasp file.

Does Wasp support auth?

Yes. Email/password, Google, GitHub, and social auth declared in the config file.

Does Wasp use Prisma?

Yes. Prisma ORM with automatic migration generation.

Does Wasp support TypeScript?

Yes. TypeScript support for both frontend and backend code.

Can I deploy Wasp apps?

Yes. Deploy to Fly.io, Railway, or any Node.js hosting with one command.

Is Wasp production-ready?

Yes. Wasp is used in production applications with growing adoption.

How does Wasp compare to RedwoodJS?

RedwoodJS is more mature with GraphQL. Wasp is more declarative with simpler configuration.

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Wasp — Full-Stack React and Node.js Framework in a Single Config File

Wasp is a framework that generates a complete React + Node.js + Prisma application from a declarative configuration file. Define your routes, pages, queries, actions, and auth in a .wasp file — Wasp generates the boilerplate so you write only business logic.

Configuration Over Code

Most frameworks require you to wire up auth, database, routing, and API layers manually. Wasp generates all of this from a declarative config. Describe what your app needs. Wasp handles the how.

Full-Stack Generation

From one .wasp file: React frontend with routing, Node.js backend with API endpoints, Prisma ORM with migrations, authentication with multiple providers, and deployment configuration.

Wasp vs Next.js

Next.js gives you flexibility. Wasp gives you speed — generating the full stack from declarations. Next.js for custom architectures. Wasp for shipping MVPs fast.