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Farm Store
A storefront a family farm owns outright, built to replace a hosted shop.
Captured from the store's private staging copy, where payments are simulated. Lines and package labels that name the farm's location are blurred; no customer data, cart or back office is shown.
Why it matters
Farm Store replaces a hosted store platform with a small application the farm owns and runs itself. Customers browse, check out and track their orders; the farm packs, ships, refunds and reconciles from a private back office.
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A shop customers can trust
Cuts, bundles and monthly boxes, each saying plainly whether it ships or is pickup only, and a private link to follow each order.
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A back office that says what's next
Every order shows its next step, with packing slips, refunds, inventory history and CSV import.
- 03
Money handled carefully
Prices are set on the server in whole cents, payment messages are signed, and a refund can never be issued twice.
- 04
Staged before launch
The store runs on a private staging server with simulated payments, so every flow can be tried before real orders arrive.
The details
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Features5
- Collections, product variants, cart, and guest or Google sign-in checkout.
- Shipping, local delivery or pickup, and private order-status links.
- Orders by status, packing slips, CSV export, refunds and a payment-exceptions queue.
- Inventory with a full movement history, and CSV product import.
- Discount codes, shipping rules, an email outbox, a launch checklist and an audit log.
How it works
- Money is held as integer cents and moved through an order state machine; webhooks are signed and idempotent.
- PostgreSQL row-level security with five least-privilege database roles.
- Built in six trains, each closed by recorded security and commerce audits.
Technology
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- PostgreSQL
- Drizzle
- Auth.js
- Playwright
- Docker
Development notes
My part
Status and context
- Status
- PrototypePre-launch · sign-in only for now
- When
- Oct 2026 — now
- Kind
- Websites & storefronts
Who it’s for
The problem it solves
Screens
Farm Store home page: a dark green masthead lit like late afternoon, the heading “Grass-finished beef from the Brady family”, a photo of cattle on pasture, and Shop all products and Browse by collection buttons
