Highlights
What I built
- Auth and profile experience grounded in Supabase RLS.
- Product iteration driven by student use cases.
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Penn Plates
Campus dining social app built through Penn SPARK.
A real product-focused build with practical constraints, team collaboration, and user-oriented iteration. The goal was connecting students around dining in a way that felt lightweight and usable.
- Date
- 2026
- Signal
- Product
- Build stage
- Demo-ready build completed
- Stack
- Next.js, Supabase
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Project notes
Architecture
How the system works
- Next.js client with Supabase-backed auth and data access.
- Feature set optimized for practical student interaction loops.
Challenges
What made it hard
- Balancing feature ambition with limited project timeline.
- Keeping UX simple while still supporting social coordination.
Lessons
What I learned
- Shipping on time is often a bigger challenge than coding features.
- Product clarity usually beats feature density.
Stack / materials
Next.jsSupabaseReact
- Good reminder that systems thinking applies to product scope too.
Media timeline
Build photos, clips, and process visuals. The goal is to show how the project evolved, not just the final screenshot.
Build snapshot