Custom platforms
Every project here is live, owned by the business that uses it, and built the way the rest of this site describes: one team, one build, and the code handed over at the end.
Harle Dogs sells four tough rubber chew toys with real tug ropes, tested by Harley and Lebowski, two Pomeranians who destroy everything else. The store started on Shopify. Neon64 replaced it with a storefront and back office of its own: one repository, one database and one hosting project, all in the business's name.
| The problem | A rented Shopify store the owner could not shape, with products, orders and partners spread across apps |
| The platform | Storefront · cart and checkout · owner shop manager · wholesale and dropship partner portal |
| The stack | Next.js · Postgres · Prisma · Stripe · Vercel |
| The move | Catalog, photos and page copy carried over from Shopify; every old Shopify link redirects to its new page |
| The handover | Repository, database, Stripe and hosting all in the owner's accounts |
Product pages, bundles, a cart, the dogs' story, an FAQ and a blog, written to be found in search and AI answers.
Stripe Checkout with Link, Apple Pay and Google Pay. It cannot take an order without a working payment setup.
Products, photos and store settings in one admin, with inventory changes kept in an audit log.
Every order in one list, from payment through shipping.
Partner sign-up, agreements signed online, partner pricing and a partner product feed.
Mail to the store's addresses lands on the right customer or partner record, with newsletter sign-ups alongside.
Old Shopify links point to their new homes, so search rankings and shared links survived the move.
Its own repository, database and hosting, kept apart from every other project, so the business can walk away with all of it.
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