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PAWTROL
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Full-stack product · Real-time collaboration
OurStrips
An online photobooth used by more than 2,000 people to create and share custom digital photostrips with friends.
Role
Full-stack application development
Timeline
2026–present
Stack
TypeScript · Next.js · React · Supabase · PostgreSQL · Tailwind CSS · Cloudflare R2 · Cloudflare CDN
01 / Overview
OurStrips is an online photobooth that works directly in the browser. Users can start a room, invite friends, take and retake photos, customize their strip, and download the result. Guests can join without creating an account.
02 / Problem & goals
Most online photobooths are made for one person using one device. Friends in different locations cannot easily take one photostrip together, and many tools provide only basic editing and sharing options.
- Let guests join a shared room quickly.
- Keep participants and room progress synchronized in real time.
- Provide useful editing tools without making the process complicated.
- Store and deliver photos reliably as the number of users grows.
03 / Role & users
Full-stack developer responsible for the application structure, real-time rooms, editing tools, authentication, database access, and cloud media delivery.
Primary users
- Friends in remote locations
- Couples and small groups
- Template creators
04 / Core features
- Real-time rooms with guest participation
- Camera capture, countdowns, and photo retakes
- Photo positioning, filters, text, and drawing tools
- Customizable photostrip templates
- Saved strips and browser-based export
- Supabase authentication and creator workflows
- Cloudflare R2 storage with CDN delivery
05 / Architecture & decisions
The Next.js application handles the public website, creator tools, and server endpoints. Supabase provides authentication, PostgreSQL data, and real-time room updates. Uploaded and generated media is stored in Cloudflare R2 and delivered through a CDN.
Technical decisions
- Allow invited guests to join without an account while keeping creator actions protected.
- Store room data in PostgreSQL and media files in R2 so the database stays efficient.
- Process editing in the browser for faster feedback and less server work.
- Check ownership and validate requests on the server for sensitive room and template actions.
06 / Challenges
Real-time rooms
Participants use different devices and network connections. The room must keep working when someone disconnects and joins again.
Photo processing in the browser
Camera capture, previews, editing, and downloads must use memory carefully, especially on mobile devices.
Secure guest access
Guests need a simple way to join while owner and creator features remain protected.
07 / Results
- Served more than 2,000 users.
- Allowed friends in different locations to complete one photobooth session together.
- Combined photo capture, editing, storage, download, and sharing in one application.
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