AICP Summer Camp Pop-Up Shop

The problem

A summer camp needed a pop-up shop for camp merchandise — a real catalog, real orders, and a way to take payment and fulfil pickup — with no time for a drawn-out build and no existing e-commerce infrastructure to plug into.

Constraints

• No payment processor integration was available in the timeline, so payment had to be verified manually without becoming an operational bottleneck.
• The camp needed the site live before the ordering window opened — days, not weeks.
• Fulfilment was in-person pickup at camp, which the order flow had to reflect accurately.

What I built

A Next.js 16 storefront on Supabase with a 20-product catalog spanning 122 seeded variants, a Zelle-based payment flow where customers upload a screenshot as payment proof into Supabase Storage, an order state machine, an admin review queue for verifying payments, and a camp-pickup fulfilment flow — built across 14 SQL migrations and 71 TS/TSX files.

Architecture

Orders move through an explicit state machine — placed, payment-submitted, verified, ready-for-pickup, fulfilled — with an admin queue for the one manual step the timeline required: checking a Zelle screenshot against the order total before marking it verified.

Decisions and tradeoffs

Outcome

This is the clearest evidence of independent, end-to-end delivery in the portfolio outside an employer — real users, real money movement, real admin operations, shipped fast.