Red Clay
Built a court booking platform for a tennis and pickleball club in Beirut, from the first database table to the live site, and I still ship fixes to it every week.
Red Clay is an indoor clay court club in Beirut. They needed members to book a court in seconds, trainers to see their day, and the front desk to stop running the schedule over WhatsApp. I designed and built the whole thing.
The platform covers accounts and membership tiers, court reservations with peak pricing, private and semi-private trainer sessions, group classes, session packages, payments, and WhatsApp notifications for confirmations and reminders. Three dashboards sit on top: one for members, one for trainers, one for the admin team. Underneath is a Supabase database of 47 tables, with the availability logic in Postgres functions so the booking flow and the homepage never disagree about which slots are free.
I work on it the way I now work on everything: design and code in the same session, AI agents doing the heavy lifting, Playwright tests catching regressions before a member does. It went live in 2026 and has had a steady stream of small fixes since, which is what a product looks like when real people use it.
