Migrating Our Architecture to a Turborepo MonorepoMigrating Our Architecture to a Turborepo Monorepo

As Sindra Suite grew to encompass 7 distinct vertical SaaS products, maintaining shared UI components, utility libraries, and TypeScript configurations across 7 different repositories became a nightmare.

We migrated our entire product ecosystem into a single Turborepo, and the impact was immediate.

The Problem with Polyrepos

When maintaining multiple repositories, a bug fix in a shared Button component requires:

Fixing it in the ui-components repo.

Publishing a new version to npm (or a private registry).

Opening 7 pull requests across 7 product repos to bump the version.

Running CI/CD 7 times.

The Turborepo Solution

With Turborepo, our structure looks like this:

/apps
  /billing
  /hrms
  /clinic
/packages
  /ui
  /config
  /database

Now, fixing that same Button component happens in /packages/ui. Because of Turborepo's incredibly smart caching and dependency graph, when we run turbo run build, it knows exactly which applications depend on that button and *only* rebuilds those specific applications.

It cut our CI times by 70% and made cross-product refactoring a breeze. We ship faster, with fewer regressions.