Project case study

Garden Ledger

Garden Ledger helps backyard and small farm owners track customers, products, sales, and a live delivery queue from one clean workspace.

Status

Live web application with a public marketing site and product access flow for account creation.

Access

Private

Stack

Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS

Live

Available

Project snapshot

Garden Ledger preview showing a farm sales dashboard and a delivery workflow interface

Context and problem

Small farms selling eggs and local products often run on scattered notes, spreadsheets, and memory. That makes it hard to know who is waiting longest, what pricing is current, and how sales are trending week to week.

Solution and approach

Garden Ledger is positioned as a clean web app for real farm operations: set products once, manage buyers in one place, work from a live delivery queue, and let revenue visibility update automatically as sales are logged.

Feature highlights

  • Customer timeline that shows who is waiting longest, who paused, and who was recently served.
  • Product and pricing control for egg sizes, bundles, and packaging options that can be reused across orders.
  • Live delivery queue that supports real-world stop-and-resume farm workflows when stock runs out.
  • Revenue clarity that surfaces top buyers, busiest weeks, and product impact on monthly income.

Stack

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSS

Outcomes and current status

  • Frames a narrow operational problem as a focused product with clear language and a concrete target audience.
  • Demonstrates end-to-end product thinking across positioning, workflow design, and usable web-app delivery.
  • Provides a live proof point for designing software around recurring admin tasks instead of novelty features.
  • Live web application with a public marketing site and product access flow for account creation.

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