I will build AWS Amplify Gen 2 Apps with Next.js 15 App Router

AWS Amplify Gen 2 + Next.js 15 Application Development

If you are trying to build a modern web app using Next.js 15 App Router and AWS Amplify Gen 2 but feel stuck with schemas, auth flows, or backend wiring, this gig is for you. I build production-ready Amplify Gen 2 applications that work cleanly with Next.js 15, not half-working demos.

The Common Problems I Fix

Most developers struggle with:

• Confusion around Amplify Gen 2 data models and schemas
• Auth not working properly with Next.js App Router
• Server components breaking Amplify APIs
• TypeScript types becoming too complex or unusable
• No clear separation between frontend and backend logic

I fix these by designing the app the way Amplify Gen 2 is meant to be used.

How I Build Your App

I use AWS Amplify Gen 2 for backend resources and Next.js 15 App Router for the frontend. The setup includes:

• Amplify Gen 2 schema-driven backend (data, auth, storage)
• Proper auth integration with App Router and middleware
• Clean API access from server and client components
• Type-safe data fetching without hacks

Your app structure stays understandable even as features grow.

What You Will Get

• Working Amplify Gen 2 backend setup
• Next.js 15 App Router frontend
• Auth flows that actually work
• Clean project structure with comments
• Deployment and environment setup

Who This Is For

• Developers moving from Amplify Gen 1 to Gen 2
• Teams building SaaS on Next.js 15
• Builders stuck with Amplify auth or schema issues
• Startups needing a clean serverless setup

My Experience

I work hands-on with AWS Amplify Gen 2, Next.js App Router, and real production apps. I focus on fixing the exact issues developers hit when combining these two technologies.

If you want an Amplify Gen 2 + Next.js 15 app that feels stable and predictable, send me your requirements and I’ll guide you clearly.