Demo · E-commerce

A shop and its brain, side by side.

Most e-commerce demos show you the pretty half. This shows both: the storefront your customer sees, and the admin you'd actually run it from — wired together, live.

The brief

What you're about to use.

Maison Atelier is invented. The system behind it is not — this is how a custom store and its admin actually behave. Change a price, rename a product, drag the accent colour, and the storefront redraws as you type. Then buy something and watch the order land in the queue.

Two systems, one truth
Storefront and admin are separate pages sharing one source of data — the same architecture a real build uses.
Edits land instantly
No save button, no refresh. Type in the admin and the shop reflects it on the next keystroke.
The loop closes
Place an order on the shop and it appears in the admin queue with stock already decremented.
Nothing leaves your device
State lives in your own browser. Your edits are invisible to everyone else, and Reset restores the original.

Everything you change here is stored only in your own browser — there is no server behind this demo and no other visitor can see what you do. Hit Reset in the demo's top bar to put it back.

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Under it

How this is put together.

A real build would put this on a database with authentication and payments. The behaviour you're looking at — live sync between admin and storefront — is the part that matters, and it works the same way.

Next.jsSupabasePostgres + RLSStripe / N-GeniusRealtime syncTailwind

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Want this, but yours?

Tell me the business and I'll tell you what it takes. Whichever of these you actually use.