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Studio OS

A shop in a link for independent boutiques. Add sarees, lehengas and kurtis once, share one link on Instagram and WhatsApp, and every order, question and measurement lands in one dashboard instead of a chat thread.

studioos.shop

Client: Own product
When: Jul 2026 – present
Status: Live
Role: Co-built with Ishwinder Kaur Saran: Manjodh built the storefront, the customers module and the Instagram integration.
Built with: Next.js 16TypeScriptTailwind CSS 4shadcn/uiSupabasePostgreSQLMeta Graph API
Service: Websites Mobile apps

What was built

The public storefront: product pages that capture size and custom measurements, filters, and book-an-appointment with a WhatsApp fallback.
Customers: a per-boutique customer table with auto-linking from orders, and a detail page of orders and measurements.
Instagram publishing and inbox delivery through the Meta Graph API, with the webhook handshake and status in settings.
Multi-tenant on Supabase with row-level security in the database, not just the app.

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