Datezinho
A date invite the other person has to unseal.
[ The project ]
The organizer builds a surprise date in a four-step wizard and sends a link. The recipient lands on a mysterious teaser, breaks a wax seal and only then finds out what was planned — type, date, time, transport and the closing question. One invite per page, paid by Pix.
[ stack ]
- Next.js 16
- React 19
- TypeScript
- Framer Motion
- Supabase
- Postgres + RLS
- AbacatePay (Pix)
- Vercel
[ Technical decisions ]
- 01
The "Decline" button runs away: it escapes the cursor and the touch, shrinks with every attempt and is impossible to click. The joke is the product — it's what makes people screenshot it for their friends.
- 02
A cinematic reveal instead of a results screen: the wax seal loads, cracks and breaks, and the date appears with its full logistics before the organizer's question lands at the climax.
- 03
A four-step wizard with a live preview inside a phone mockup, synced field by field — the organizer sees exactly what the other person will get while typing.
- 04
Per-invite Open Graph images: a link pasted into WhatsApp already arrives with the right card, which is where essentially all the sharing happens.
- 05
Pix payment with cron reconciliation for orders left pending, plus referral-source capture to know where each invite came from.