E-commerce

Elephant Bird

A fashion e-commerce platform for men, women and kids, built with a separate admin app.

How it fits together

2 apps, one platform

Each app has its own users and its own job, and they all share the same data and rules.

01
Storefront
The shopper-facing store: catalogue, product pages, cart, checkout and account.
02
Admin
A separate app to manage the catalogue and switch each module on or off.

What it does

01
Search that understands shoppers
Search looks across name, brand, category, tags and colours, with synonyms and spelling correction, so a typo still finds the product.
02
Product pages that build trust
Pages can show ratings and reviews, buyer questions and answers, "goes well with" suggestions and a "continue browsing" row of recently viewed items.
03
Prices shoppers can trust
Every price change is recorded. Product pages can show a 90-day price chart and a "lowest in 30 days" note, but only once there are 14 days of real history behind the claim.
04
Ways to pay and save
Coupons, loyalty points, a store-credit wallet applied at checkout after GST, and gift cards bought through Razorpay and redeemed into the wallet.
05
Restyle the whole store without rebuilding
Theme packs restyle the home page, shop, product pages, cart, checkout and account pages without touching page code. Store admins pick, schedule and preview them.
06
Run from a separate admin
A separate admin app manages the catalogue and every module, from reviews and Q&A to coupons, wallets, returns and search synonyms.

Modules

Features that not every shop needs are optional modules. An admin switches them on or off, and nothing is deleted when one is switched off.

Inside the product

Under the hood

A monorepo with two apps, the storefront and the admin, sharing one set of types and validation.
Next.js with server-rendered pages, written in TypeScript, so product pages are fast and readable by search engines.
Supabase (PostgreSQL) for data, accounts and scheduled jobs such as price-drop emails.
Razorpay for online payments, installable as a progressive web app, with error monitoring through Sentry.
Shopper activity is stored without personal data: a signed-out visitor is a random cookie id, and events are purged after 90 days.

Tell us what you want to build and who it is for. We will talk through fit, scope and a sensible first step.