JAKEDCL

  • logiparty (opens in a new tab) - Multi-tenant platform for logistics companies that run live events. Each company gets its own subdomain for jobs, client inventory, fleet, and crew, plus a white-label portal where its clients request jobs and see their own gear. Tenants are isolated in Postgres with row-level security.

  • bannquet (opens in a new tab) - A mountain platform for the Northeast that pairs live summit weather with a shared map of GPS routes, pins, and photos, plus a fishing section. Trips link everything together, and a members' hub tracks peak counts, gear, and chat. Built on Next.js, Postgres, and MapLibre.

  • metrotapes (opens in a new tab) - A subway station you move through in the browser. Photo, video, and about are camera positions in a custom Three.js scene, complete with a boot screen and a platform kiosk. Copy and images come from Sanity.

  • drewdella (opens in a new tab) - Artist site for Drew Della, built as a search results page. The tabs are the navigation, and the music, lyrics, photos, and shows live in Sanity. A daily job snapshots the YouTube channel, so pages load fast and never call the API.

  • thomaslurker (opens in a new tab) - Print shop for photographer Thomas Lurker. The gallery and prices live in Sanity. Stripe checkout sends each paid order to Prodigi to print and ship, then emails the buyer when it's on the way. Clients can also send event booking inquiries right from the site.

  • skyinfoline (opens in a new tab) - An interactive Manhattan skyline seen from Jersey City, built from building cutouts in Sanity and scaled to real height. Play the timeline to watch towers appear and disappear through the years, or switch to the view from the Brooklyn Bridge.

  • favoritesonnyc (opens in a new tab) - Site for Favorite Son, a sourdough pizza and wine bar at 1210 Forest Avenue, Staten Island. The menu, hours, and service notices live in the code, so the site always matches how the restaurant actually runs. I also set up their Toast reservations and seating.

  • headsuptrucker (opens in a new tab) - A map of posted low clearances around New York City, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, southwest Connecticut, and nearby New Jersey. Enter a vehicle height and the map flags every posted clearance at or under it, using a checked snapshot of state transportation data. Add a start and end point to see the clearances along the way.

  • compactpickup (opens in a new tab) - A VHS-styled catalog of compact and mid-size pickups. Browse by manufacturer, walk the timeline, or open a model in 3D, all powered by Sanity.

  • abisgreenwichct (opens in a new tab) - Website for a hibachi restaurant in Greenwich, CT. The owner runs it himself — menu, hours, photos and announcements all edit through a custom Sanity Studio built into the site, and it runs on Cloudflare for close to nothing.

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