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I vibe coded a fully functional end-to-end booking platform for her lash and brows business. Not just the customer-facing website… I also built the entire admin dashboard powering the operations behind the scenes. Built the frontend with Vercel/Next.js and used Supabase to power the backend infrastructure, bookings, auth, storage,... show more

TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀

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TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀 profil fotoğrafı

TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

W @supabase @vercel @KorapayEng @github

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TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

Website link 🔗 arahbeautyline. com. ng

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Solomon5 ay önce

Then when she finally has a boyfriend, she will tell about you and what you did, he will laugh and if he's a kind guy, he will appreciate you for helping her but if he's a yeye person, he'll laugh you and insult for being a simp. I do hope you get the girl, tho.

TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀 profil fotoğrafı

TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

He will pay for the website na 😂 I’m right now packaging this to sell to different businesses of this nature 👽

Solomon profil fotoğrafı

Solomon5 ay önce

Sharp guy.

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Onscript5 ay önce

What men do for love I wish you good tidings ✊

TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀 profil fotoğrafı

TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

Thanks bro

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Onscript5 ay önce

Anytime ❤️

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Grok's Bestie ( ੭ ･ᴗ･ )੭5 ay önce

Having this kind of powerful Mac and calling yourself a vibe coder is wild.

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Bolatito5 ay önce

Nice work!

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Joseph N. Aburu5 ay önce

This is actually insane. Built a complete end-to-end booking platform, customer site + admin dashboard with auth, payments, discounts, calendar, everything in under 24 hours? Bro turned vibe coding into a full romance + business move. The fact that you shipped it live on Vercel + Supabase and it actually looks this clean is wild. Respect.

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Gulraiz // SaaS Designer5 ay önce

For such local businesses, I think this is fine but definitely try custom-design/dev if the business is top-notch.

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Stella Soribe ❤️5 ay önce

Beautiful 😍❤️

David T Kramaley profil fotoğrafı

David T Kramaley5 ay önce

tight end-to-end build. Next.js + Supabase power bookings-what's next? 🔥

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Global woman 🌎5 ay önce

Wow Are you now married to her😩😂

Ro profil fotoğrafı

Ro5 ay önce

Desist from this now before I pour my anger on you 😡😡😡

TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀 profil fotoğrafı

TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

Desist from simping?

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Tóbi 🥇5 ay önce

Absolutely insane work 🔥

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TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

For real, thanks

IKENNA RICHARD profil fotoğrafı

IKENNA RICHARD5 ay önce

Run backend naw Add flutterwave as payment Manevwe arrest you small

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TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

I did! I integrated @thekorahq payment services

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Success5 ay önce

Vibecoding is becoming an essential

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Adike Kizito5 ay önce

When you vibe code a site we dont even need to know or telling us about it

Timi 𒌐 profil fotoğrafı

Timi 𒌐5 ay önce

This is actually crazy and sweet

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Ogunjobi Daniel5 ay önce

Awesome work, Chief! Currently building a similar website for my girlfriend, was trying to figure out the admin process so she could do all the admon work without me being present or available. Quick one, how did you solve the payment infrastructure so that users know their money has been sent? Godspeed, my Bro!

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Ekeson⚡ || Web3 Creator5 ay önce

Well done o

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Ichie🍂5 ay önce

What vibe coding platform did you use? Brilliant work tho

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ShadowMonarch5 ay önce

You really like her huh? This amazing

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Jesse Israel5 ay önce

I love the initiative. I've been meaning to learn how to vibe code without leave cracks in the ai generated code

TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀 profil fotoğrafı

TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

lol, learn the basics of software development, you should be fine

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Yorubabillionaire5 ay önce

How much did you charge her for this

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TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

I did it for love 😍

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Yorubabillionaire5 ay önce

Ase, what has she done for you?

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Venny😌(He/HIM)5 ay önce

@UIbyBiba Hope it won't end in tears

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DEV-GLOBAL.ng 5 ay önce

Congratulations 😹😹

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AyamRay5 ay önce

Built front end with vercel/ next js! How!!

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TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

You’re not aware? 😅

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Oluwatobby- Product Designer5 ay önce

Nice . Yiu used Claude or lovable

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TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

You see next.js you dey mention lovable...

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Oluwatobby- Product Designer5 ay önce

Am currently building a platform with lovable

Jøn 🍀 profil fotoğrafı

Jøn 🍀5 ay önce

@timxdesign lovable is no code. nextjs is code.

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Justin ⌘5 ay önce

@oluwatobi_ux @timxdesign Wtf are you even talking about. You can vibe code the basic structure with lovable. Push to a repo, clone and continue from there.

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3D Waffle5 ay önce

@ditchedtheh @oluwatobi_ux @timxdesign SMH

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Oluwatobby- Product Designer5 ay önce

@dream__geto @ditchedtheh @timxdesign I built my portfolio with Claude and Push to vercel and GitHub is it possible I do same using lovable ?

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Mikky Innovate | Growth Designer5 ay önce

Cool stuff

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Sahil5 ay önce

full booking + admin in one go? that's impressive, did you use any UI kit?

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TimX | Million-Dollar UX Design 🚀5 ay önce

Nope, I vibe coded it

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Olamzkid😆5 ay önce

Make Una no break up ooo

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YourWorkBuddy5 ay önce

God when? 🥹

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Oheha5 ay önce

Your life don spoil bro😂

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nath | editor | designer5 ay önce

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