Gilir

Barbershops often coordinate bookings, walk-ins, barber availability, and cash across disconnected chats and manual notes. That makes the next customer and the current operational state harder to see.

I designed Gilir as one role-aware workflow for owners, cashiers, barbers, and customers. The public preview connects booking and walk-in intake to a live queue, barber schedules, checkout, and daily reporting.

Next.js keeps the product and server routes together, while Supabase provides Postgres, authentication, and Row Level Security for a multi-role system.

Gilir is live as a public product preview and demonstrates the complete operating loop without claiming production payments or user adoption.

Building a multi-tenant operational product reinforced that authorization, status transitions, and recovery paths matter more than surface feature count.