Product mood
Soft, warm, emotional, minimal, and premium. The website keeps the rounded SwiftUI feeling but translates it into web-native layout and responsive typography.
Case study
Turning an iOS-first relationship app into a trustworthy web presence.
Little Us started as a SwiftUI app for two people in a long-distance relationship. The web project gives it a public home, a recovery surface for Supabase Auth, and a foundation for docs, support, analytics, and future admin workflows.
Auth problem
Supabase password recovery needs a stable redirect URL. The site owns that flow through `/auth/reset-password` and `/auth/update-password`.
Technical shape
Next.js handles the frontend, API routes, admin shell, AI drafting endpoint, analytics scripts, and deploy-friendly environment configuration.
Next layer
The admin dashboard can grow into a real CMS, event review console, release note studio, or support tool as product operations become more complex.
Outcomes
What this gives the product now.
- A web recovery flow for Supabase Auth that does not feel disconnected from the app.
- A landing page that explains the product through emotional rituals, not feature overload.
- A small admin surface for copy, support status, analytics readiness, and AI drafts.
- Docs and an architecture diagram that make the project easier to present and maintain.
Ready for the first production pass.
Add Supabase env vars, configure Auth redirect URLs, choose analytics, and deploy the website to Vercel.
Test recovery flow