Open source alternatives to Canva

You are a senior full-stack engineer. Build a minimal, self-hosted clone of Canva (design) that I can run on my own VPS. Keep it small, production-sane, and easy to maintain.

## Goal
Replace my paid Canva subscription for a single person or small team. MVP only — no billing, no enterprise features.

## Core features (build exactly these)
1. template gallery (social post, banner sizes)
2. canvas editor with text, images, shapes (Fabric.js/Konva)
3. brand kit (colors, fonts, logos)
4. image upload library
5. export PNG/PDF

## Stack
- Next.js (App Router, TypeScript) + Tailwind + shadcn/ui
- PostgreSQL with Drizzle ORM (migrations checked in)
- Auth: Better Auth (email + password, optional GitHub OAuth); every query scoped to the signed-in user/workspace
- Background jobs (if needed): pg-boss on the same Postgres
- File storage (if needed): S3-compatible (MinIO container)

## Data model (start here, extend only if required)
User, Template, Design, Asset, BrandKit
Use UUID primary keys, createdAt/updatedAt on every table, and foreign keys with sensible ON DELETE behavior.

## Deliverables
1. Working app with the features above and a clean, minimal UI
2. docker-compose.yml with app, postgres, minio and Caddy (automatic HTTPS) — `docker compose up -d` must be all I run
3. .env.example documenting every variable; no secrets in code
4. Seed script with demo data
5. README: local dev, deploy on a fresh Ubuntu VPS (install Docker, set DNS A record, compose up), backups (pg_dump cron), and updating

## Rules
- Build in small steps; after each feature, run typecheck and the app, and fix errors before moving on
- Validate all input with zod; rate-limit public endpoints
- Write a few Playwright smoke tests for the main flow
- Ask me before adding any dependency beyond the stack above

For reference (study the approach, don't copy code): https://github.com/penpot/penpot, https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed