Tech Stack
Minimalist project management app built with Next.js 14 and Supabase. Features authentication, profile management, and reflection engine structure. Early build focusing on core foundations.
Role: Full-stack AI Builder
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Tools: Next.js 14, TypeScript, Supabase, PostgreSQL
Client Problem
Standard productivity tools often overwhelm neurodivergent users with visual clutter.
Solution Overview
Designed a 'visual-first' workflow app focusing on cognitive accessibility and reduced decision fatigue.
Key Features
User authentication via Supabase
Secure authentication system using Supabase Auth
Project creation and management
Simple interface for creating and tracking projects
Reflection engine data structure
Database schema designed for reflection and progress tracking
Clean, accessible UI with minimal cognitive load
Minimalist design focused on clarity and simplicity
Database schema designed for future multi-user expansion
Architecture allows scaling to team features later
Next.js App Router for routing and data fetching
Modern routing with optimized performance patterns
Tech Stack
Frontend
Next.js 14
Next.js 14 App Router with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS
Backend
TypeScriptSupabase
Supabase PostgreSQL for authentication and data storage
Infrastructure
PostgreSQL
Supabase PostgreSQL for authentication and data storage
Technical Implementation
- •Authentication system using Supabase Auth
- •PostgreSQL database with optimized queries
- •Next.js 14 App Router for routing and data fetching
- •Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui for consistent design
- •TypeScript for type safety
- •Clean architecture pattern allowing future team features
Screenshots
Main dashboard showing key features and navigation
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Lessons Learned
FlowCircle demonstrates the importance of starting with solid technical foundations.
The project focuses on clean data architecture and simple user experience before adding complexity.
Building for individual users first allows testing core concepts before scaling to team features.
The architecture proves that starting simple doesn't mean building poorly—proper database design and authentication setup allow future expansion.